954 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 501

this law, or any peace officer, after a hearing upon charges to
be framed by the officer, Board or Bureau, or upon such com-
plaint, notice of which shall be given to the licensee at least
ten days before such hearing, revoke or suspend any license
issued under the provisions of this Article. Nothing contained
in this section shall prevent the immediate suspension of any
license by the Comptroller as hereinbefore provided.

(b) ALLEGANY COUNTY. In Allegany County such a com-
plaint may be made by ten or more of such persons of the
vicinity in which any licensed place of business is situated.

64. DISQUALIFICATION, (a) GENERALLY. When the
license issued under the provisions of this Article has been
revoked, such licensee shall not at any time thereafter be
entitled to obtain any other license under the provisions of
this Article, and no other person shall be entitled to obtain
such a license for the same premises until after the expiration
of six months from the date of such revocation and not at all
in the discretion of the said Comptroller, Board of License
Commissioners for the city or county, Court or Bureau of State
Licenses as the case may be. If the license was held on behalf
of a corporation, partnership, or unincorporated association,
no person until after the expiration of said six month period
shall be entitled to obtain another license on behalf of such
corporation, partnership, or unincorporated association, for
the sale of alcoholic beverages upon the same premises.

(C) GARRETT COUNTY. In Garrett County if a license is re-
voked by reason of the licensee being convicted of violating
any provision of this Article, no license under this Article
may be issued to the same person or for the same premises
within a period of two years thereafter.

RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF LICENSEES

65. LICENSE NOT PROPERTY. Licenses issued under
provisions of this Article shall not be regarded as property or
as conferring any property rights. All such licenses shall be
subject to suspension, restriction or revocation, and to all rules
and regulations that may be adopted as herein provided.

66. LOST LICENSES — DUPLICATES. Whenever any
license issued under the provisions of this Article has been
lost, or destroyed, the official issuing such a license shall have
power, upon application under oath, and upon payment of a
fee of one dollar ($1.00), to issue another license, upon which
shall be endorsed the word "duplicate" in addition to all of
the information which appeared upon the original license.