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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 232

(a) A Class H beer and light wine license shall be issued
by the clerk of the circuit court of the county in which the
place of business is located, and authorizes the holder to keep
for sale and sell beer and light wines at retail at any hotel or
restaurant, at the place therein described, for consumption on
the premises. The annual fee for the license is $200, and is
payable to the clerk, before any license is issued, for
distribution as provided.

(F) IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEE IS $400.

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(a) A Class C beer and light wine license shall be issued
by the clerk of the circuit court of the county in which the
place of business is located, and shall authorize the holder
thereof to keep for sale and sell beer and light wines, at
retail, to bona fide members and their guests, at any club, at
the place therein described, for consumption on the premises
only. The annual fee for such a license shall be thirty-five
dollars ($35.00) and shall be payable to said clerk, before any
such license is issued, for distribution as hereinafter provided.

(f-1) In Montgomery County the annual license fee shall be
[sixty dollars ($60.00)] $120.

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(a) A Class D beer and light wine license shall be issued
by the clerk of the circuit court of the county in which the
place of business is located. The license authorizes its holder
to keep for sale and to sell beer and light wines at retail, at
the place described in the license, for consumption on the
premises or elsewhere. The license may not be issued for any
drugstore. The annual fee for the license is $60, and shall be
payable to the clerk, before any license is issued, for
distribution as provided in this article.

(q) In Montgomery County the annual license fee for the
license is [$200] $400. The license may not be issued to, or for
use in conjunction with, or upon the premises of any bowling
alley, billiard hall or drugstore or to any restaurant located
within the bowling alley, billiard hall or drugstore, or for use
upon any premises which has a door, archway, opening or other
passageway providing direct public access to any bowling alley,
billiard hall or drugstore. These restrictions which prohibit
the issuance of licenses to drugstores or premises adjoining them
are not applicable to any establishment which on July 1, 1969,
holds an alcoholic beverage license and which on July 1, 1969,
has a door, archway, opening or other passageway providing direct
public access to any drugstore.

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