920 LICENSES. [ART. 56.

1862, ch 121.

2. Any license may be obtained by partnerships or firms, as
well as by individuals; but in all such cases, the names of all
the partners of any firm shall be set forth in full in the license,
and no license shall protect any person pretending to act under
the same unless he is named therein, or is entitled as a repre-
sentative, or assignee under the provisions hereinafter contained
in this article; and the clerk issuing the license, shall enter upon
the record of licenses, the full names of all the members of a co-
partnership to whom such license is issued.

Spielman v. State, 27 Md. 520.

P. G L , (1860,) art. 56, sec 2. 1827, ch. 117, sec 2. 1828, ch. 85, sec. 8.

3. Wherever a particular place for transacting the business
for which a license is obtained is specified in the license, if the
party removes, he may carry on said business at the place to
which he may remove; provided, the clerk shall endorse
such removal on the license, which he is hereby directed to do on
application.

Ibid sec 3. 1828, ch 85, sec. 6.

4. If any person who has taken out license shall die, his
widow, executor or administrator may carry on business under
such license for the residue of the time covered by such license.

Ibid sec 5. 1828, ch 85, sec. 1. 1886, ch. 507, sec 5.

5. Nothing in this article shall be deemed to apply to persons
who do not buy or sell with a view to profit in the prosecution of
some regular trade or business.

Forwood v. State, 49 Md. 531

1886, ch 507, sec 5A. 1888, ch. 10.

6. It shall be the duty of the sheriff and constables to make
diligent inquiry of all persons doing business in this State, and
apprehend and take before some justice of the peace, all persons
found doing business without a license, to be committed or held to
bail for appearance at the succeeding term of the circuit court for
the county, or criminal court of Baltimore, to answer the