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LICENSES. 1953
ARTICLE 56.
LICENSES.
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Mode of Issuing — General Provisions.
1. By whom issued; for what period.
2. In what name must issue.
3. Removal from place specified in
license.
4. In case of death of licensee.
5. License unnecessary; when.
6. Arrest of persons doing business with-
out, penalty.
7. Inspectors of state licenses; duties, etc.
Auctioneer.
8. Same as resident traders.
Billiards.
9. License for billiard table ; gaming
table.
10. Penalty.
11. Right of incorporated town to further
tax.
Brokers.
12. Exchange broker.
13. Cost of broker's license. Provision not
to apply to Baltimore city.
14. Who to be deemed a real estate
broker.
15. Bill broker.
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16. Cost of broker's license in Baltimore
city.
17. Pawnbroker.
18. Who is a pawnbroker.
19. Who to be deemed a broker; license
for clerks not required.
20. Assignment of license.
21. Clerk to endorse assigned license.
22. Only one place of business; several ,
licenses allowed same parties as
stock broker, exchange broker and
bill broker.
23. Penalty.
Fisheries.
24. Liquor license to persons carrying on
fishery.
Horse Races.
25. Licenses for sale of liquors at horse
races.
Hawkers and Peddlers.
26. When license necessary and when un-
necessary; not to apply to Prince
George's, Anne Arundel or Cecil
counties.
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As to licenses of insurance companies and their brokers, agents and solicitors, see
art. 48A.
As to licenses to practice medicine, see art. 43, sec. 118, et seq.
As to licenses of midwives, see art. 43, sec. 81, et seq.
As to pilot's licenses, see art. 74, sec. 4, et seq.
As to marriage licenses, see art. 62.
As to duty of comptroller to have blank licenses printed and stamped, and to have
inserted a clause excepting Sunday from their operation, see art. 19, sec. 25, et seq.
Act of 1821-2 requiring importers of foreign goods by bail or package, and persona
selling same by wholesale, to take out license, held in conflict with the Federal Con-
stitution. Brown v. Maryland, 12 Wheat. 419; May v. New Orleans, 178 U. S. 496.
A Maryland act prohibiting sale in a certain portion of the state of goods, other than
agricultural products and articles manufactured in state, by non-residents who have not
obtained a license, held in conflict with Federal Constitution. Ward v. Maryland,
12 Wall, 418.
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