SONNER, Judge.
The Maryland Constitution, Article III, section 57, provides that the legal rate of interest is six percent per year, "unless otherwise provided by the General Assembly." This is an old and enduring provision of our constitutional law, with roots to the Maryland Constitution of 1851. The Court of Appeals reaffirmed its significance in United Cable Television of Baltimore v. Burch,
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