702 ARTICLE 56.

Revocation.

1933, ch. 189.

123A. The Boards of County Commissioners in and for Allegany and
Washington Counties shall have authority to revoke licenses granted
under Section 42 to any firm, person or corporation maintaining a place in
such counties for the sale to the public of gasoline, oil or grease for use in
motor vehicles, should the holder of such license, or any of his or its.
agents and employees have been found guilty before a Justice of the Peace,
or in any Criminal Court of this State, of fraud in the sale of gasoline, oil
or grease, or of obtaining money under false pretenses, or misrepresenta-
tion, or conspiracy to defraud arising out of the sale of any of such prod-
ucts. Any license which shall have been so revoked may in the discretion
of the Board of County Commissioners be re-issued after six months from
the date of its revocation but not before. During the period for which
such license is revoked, no other license shall be issued permitting the
sale of gasoline, oil or grease at the same place of business where the
Board of County Commissioners has reasonable grounds to believe that to
issue such license would have the effect of defeating the purpose of this
section. Any person, firm or corporation affected by the revocation or the
withholding of the issuance of any license by the Board of County Com-
missioners under the provisions of this section shall have the right of
appeal to the Circuit Court of the County in which the license is issued,
such appeal not to operate as a stay of the order or decision of the
Board of County Commissioners.

Shows.
128.

Cited but not construed in Read Drug & Chemical Co. v. Claypoole, 165 Md.
257,

Boxing, Sparring and Wrestling.

An. Code, 1924. sec. 137. 1920, ch. 710, sec. 116A. 1922, ch. 385, sec. 116A.

1931, ch. 395.

137. A commission is hereby created which shall be known as the State
Athletic Commission, to be composed of three commissioners. Immediately
upon the taking effect of this sub-title the Governor shall appoint such com-
missioners, one of whom shall hold office for the first two years, another for
the first four years, and another for the first six years, following the passage
and approval of this sub-title. Thereafter the term shall be six years. The
Commission shall maintain general offices for the transaction of its busi-
ness in the City of Baltimore. The members of the Commission shall,
at their first meeting after their appointment, elect one of their number
chairman of the Commission and shall adopt a seal for the Commission,
and may make such rules for the administration of their office, not incon-
sistent herewith, as they may deem expedient; and they may hereafter