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of law covering the same, and that no indictment or complaint
is pending against him at the time on account of any liquor
violation, whereupon the Clerk shall issue a certificate of can-
cellation to the Board of County Commissioners, which Board
shall refund to such licensee the unearned portion of the fee
paid for such license, accounting from the day of cancellation
to the expiration thereof.

(B) On the death of the holder of any license issued under
this Act, the same shall expire but upon application to the
Clerk of the Circuit Court and the payment of One Dollar
($1. 00) made by the executor or administrator of the deceased
licensee, a certificate may be granted authorizing the continua-
tion of the business in the name of such executor or adminis-
trator for the benefit of decedent's estate until the date of
expiration of such license, subject to all provisions of this Act
applicable to the original licensee. If the business of the
deceased licensee be not continued, his executor or administra-
tor may apply to the Clerk of the Circuit Court and obtain a
refund from the date of application for the same to the date of
expiration of such license.

(C) Whenever any license issued under this Act has been
lost or destroyed, the Clerk of the Circuit Court shall have
power, upon application under oath and statement of facts
regarding the loss or destruction of the license, to issue, upon
payment to the Clerk of a fee of One Dollar ($1. 00), another
license to be marked "duplicate" in addition to all information
appearing on the original license.

(D) The Clerk of the Circuit Court shall keep an accurate
record of every license issued under the provisions of this Act,
and whenever any license has been cancelled or revoked shall
note the same, and all such records shall be open to public
inspection.

218. No holder of Class A. B or C licenses shall purchase
alcoholic beverages except from a duly licensed manufacturer
or wholesaler under Article 2 B of the Code of Public General
Laws of Maryland, or from the holder of a Class D "Dis-
tributor's Beer License" under this Act. And no holder
of a Class A, B or C license shall at any time keep or
permit to be kept upon the licensed premises any alcoholic
beverages except those so purchased and authorized to be sold
under the provisions of this Act. No holder of a Class A, B or
C license shall be permitted to employ any solicitor or sales-
man to solicit outside of the licensed place of business orders
for the sale of any alcoholic beverages within this State, and
no sale of alcoholic beverages may be consummated outside of
the licensed place of business. Nothing herein contained shall