WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 818

(IV)  MAINTAIN FOR EACH AQUACULTURE SEED AREA A
RECORD DETAILING ALL EXPENDITURES REQUIRED TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN
THE SEED AREA AND ALL PROCEEDS OF THE SALE OF SEED OYSTERS
PRODUCED IN THE SEED AREA;

(V)  IN ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING THE
AQUACULTURE SEED AREAS, LIMIT EXPENDITURES TO $200,000 ANNUALLY,
AND AFTER THE FIRST YEAR, ANY EXPENDITURE REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN
THE SEED AREAS SHALL BE FUNDED ONLY FROM REVENUES DERIVED FROM
THE SALE OF SEED OYSTERS PRODUCED IN THE SEED AREAS; AND

(VI)  CONSULT WITH THE COUNTY OYSTER PROPAGATION
COMMITTEE IN ESTABLISHING AN AQUACULTURE SEED AREA IN THAT
COUNTY.

(4) THE DEPARTMENT MAY NOT CREATE AQUACULTURE SEED
AREAS WITHIN THE JURISDICTIONAL BOUNDARIES OF DORCHESTER, KENT,
QUEEN ANNE'S, SOMERSET, OR TALBOT COUNTIES, OR IN THE TIDEWATER
TRIBUTARIES OF CHARLES COUNTY, EXCEPT THE PATUXENT RIVER.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1989.

Approved May 25, 1989.

CHAPTER 818

(House Bill 1027)

AN ACT concerning

Garnishment - Jointly-Owned Property
Property Held Jointly by Husband and Wife

FOR the purpose of providing that a garnishment against certain
jointly held property in the hands of property held jointly
by husband and wife in certain financial institutions is not
valid unless all both the owners of the property are
judgment debtors; permitting certain financial institutions
to pay a certain amount into court under certain
circumstances if property in a joint account is garnished;
and providing that under certain circumstances a garnishee
may not be held liable to the judgment creditor or any
person named on a joint account that is subject to
garnishment.

BY adding to

Article - Courts and Judicial Proceedings

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