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Session Laws, 1937
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142 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 92

conducted, assenting to the granting of the license applied for
and also by the applicant authorizing the sheriff of Howard
County, his deputies and the constables of Howard County, as
well as the State Comptroller, his authorized deputies and in-
spectors, to enter, inspect and search without warrant, within
the hours when sales are permitted under this Act, the premises
upon which the business is to be conducted to discover viola-
tions of this law, or the general liquor laws of the State. Any
evidence discovered during such inspection shall be admissible
in any prosecution for the violation of any provision of this
Act or the general liquor laws of Maryland.
(16) Applications for all licenses shall be—

(a) Filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for How-
ard County.

(b) Signed with the applicant's own signature.
(c) Signed by the owner of the premises with his own
signature.

(d) Supported by the approval of three (3) persons,
with their own signatures, who are assessed own-
ers of real estate in as well as registered voters of
the District of Howard County where the place to
be licensed is situate, and each of such persons
shall set forth the length of time which he has
been acquainted with the applicant, or in the case
of a corporation, with the individual making the
application, and that they have examined the ap-
plication and believe that all statements contained
therein are true and are of opinion that the appli-
cant is a suitable person to whom a license may
be issued.

(e) No person shall be permitted to support or en-
dorse more than one application for a license.

(f) Every person receiving a license under the Act
shall frame the same under glass and place con-
spicuously in the place of business where it may at
all times be easily read.

210. Licenses shall not be issued to partnerships or corpo-
rations as such, but only to individuals authorized to act there-
for who shall assume all responsibility as individuals and be
subject to the penalties, conditions and restrictions imposed
upon licensees under this Act. If any application is made on
behalf of a partnership, the license shall be applied for and be
issued to all the partners as individuals, all of whom shall
have the qualifications of an individual applicant. If the ap-
plication is made for a corporation or a club, incorporated or
unincorporated, the license shall be applied for and be issued

 

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