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148 CORPORATIONS. [ART. XXIII
than in the name of and as the agent or employee of his said employer.
The broker for whom any such solicitor shall act under such license
may place any insurance procured by or through said solicitor in any
company and in the same manner and to the same extent as if said
business had been procured or negotiated directly by said broker em-
ploying said solicitor.
1916, ch. 257, sec. 219B.
219B. Any duly authorized broker of any other State of the United
States or of the District of Columbia, residing outside of this State,
may negotiate any contract or contracts of insurance within this State
or on property located within this State to the same extent, and on the
same terms and upon the payment of the same fees as are or shall be
required, demanded or exacted by any such State or the District of
Columbia, of or from citizens of this State negotiating or transacting a
like business in any such State or the District of Columbia.
1904, art. 23. sec. 201. 1894, ch. 377. 1900, ch. 740. sec. 1430.
1916, ch. 257, sec. 220.
220. Any person who shall use or exercise within this State the
business or occupation of an insurance broker or broker's solicitor, as
the case may be, without having procured a license therefor, as required
by Sections 218, 219, 219A and 219B of this Article, and each person
who employs, and each member of any partnership, and each officer of
any corporation having authority to employ agents, clerks and solicitors,
who shall employ or permit the employment or receive or accept the
services of any broker's solicitor until a license in each such case shall
have been duly issued as provided in Section 219A, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a penalty of Five
Hundred dollars for each such offense, one-half for the use of the State
and the other half to the informer.
See notes to this section in volume 1 of the Annotated Code.
Fire Marshal.
222.
See sections 178A and 178B.
228.
To the note to this section on page 234 of volume 3 of the code, add
Keller v. State, 122 Md. 682.
Fraternal Societies, Orders or Associations.
1912, ch. 824, sec. 3A. 1916, ch. 343, sec. 231.
231. Representative Form of Government Defined. Any such As-
sociation shall be deemed to have a representative form of government
when it shall provide in its constitution and laws for a supreme legisla-
tive or governing body, composed of representatives elected either by
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