Section 19-102 – Common Carrier — Sale of Freight and Baggage
(a) This section applies to each corporation or company that acts as a common carrier or forwarder in the State, including a railroad, steamboat, transportation, or forwarding company. (b) (1) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section, a common carrier or forwarder may sell at public auction freight that is forwarded on the common carrier or […]
Section 19-103 – National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline Information
(a) (1) In this section the following words have the meanings indicated. (2) “Adult entertainment” means live entertainment: (i) in which individuals appear for public view in a state of nudity or partial nudity; or (ii) that, applying contemporary standards, the average individual would find, taken as a whole, appeals to the prurient interest. (3) “Adult entertainment establishment” means a business […]
Section 19-104 – Business Discounts and Preferences for Veterans — Identification
A business registered with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation that offers a discount or preference on products or services to veterans shall accept a valid driver’s license or identification card issued under § 12–302 of the Transportation Article that includes a notation of veteran status as verification of the veteran status of the […]
Section 19-105 – Commercial Sales of Dogs or Cats — Prohibited Acts
(a) This section does not apply to: (1) an animal welfare organization or animal control unit displaying dogs or cats for adoption or the adoption of dogs or cats from an animal welfare organization or animal control unit; or (2) a dog breeder and a specific individual purchaser conducting a prearranged sale of a dog if the location […]
Section 17-20A-06 – Effect on Other Laws
The requirements of this subtitle are in addition to and do not exempt or otherwise alter the obligations of a transient vendor under the requirements of: (1) the sales and use tax law under Titles 11 and 13 of the Tax – General Article; and (2) any other licensing or permit requirements under this title or under […]
Section 17-2101 – “License” Defined
In this subtitle, “license” has the meaning stated in § 17-201 of this title.
Section 17-2102 – Doing Business Without License
A person may not do any business in the State for which a license is required under this title unless the person has an appropriate license.
Section 17-2103 – Failure to Display License
A person may not fail to display a license as required by this title.
Section 17-1904 – License Fees
An applicant for a vending machine license shall pay to the clerk a license fee of $2.50 for each vending machine.
Section 17-2104 – Initiation of Prosecution
With the approval of the Comptroller, the chief license inspector or an assistant license inspector shall begin proceedings to prosecute each person who: (1) is required to get a license from a clerk under this title; but (2) fails to get the license or to pay an adequate license fee.