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Session Laws, 1933 Session
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976 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 522

if it shall appear from the statement then made under oath
that the value of the applicant's stock of beer, ale, porter,
wine or other fermented beverage having a greater
percentage of alcohol by volume than one-half of one per
cent for beverage purposes will not exceed one thousand
dollars the license shall be one hundred dollars; if more
than one thousand dollars and not exceeding two thousand
dollars the license fee shall be one hundred and fifty dol-
lars; if more than two thousand dollars the license fee shall
be two hundred dollars. If the license is for twelve months,
and to sell spirituous, fermented or intoxicating liquors,
beer, ale, porter, wine or fermented beverage of any kind
having a greater percentage of alcohol by volume than one-
half of one per cent for beverage purposes in original pack-
ages as filled and prepared for delivery by any brewer or
brewing company, and such license is herein defined to be
a brewers' license, the license fee shall be one thousand
dollars. Before issuing any license under this sub-
title, the Clerk of the Circuit Court or his acting
deputy issuing the same shall ask the applicant or
applicants whether he, she or they have read and under-
stand the requirements and conditions of the law relating
to the granting of said license and to the sales of said
liquors thereunder, and if such applicant or applicants
answer "yes, " then the clerk or his deputy acting in the
particular case shall issue the license and shall sign his
name upon the margin of the same so that he may there-
after be able to identify his said signature; but if such ap-
plicant or applicants shall answer that they have not read
or do not understand said requirements and conditions of
the law, the clerk or his acting deputy shall not issue such
license and shall continue to decline to issue the same until
the applicant or applicants shall answer that they have
read and understand said requirements and conditions.

420. Each wholesale or retail license issued under or
by virtue of this sub-title shall be deemed and taken
to be a license to, of and for the place, room, dwelling
house, building, structure, or premises whatsoever, men-
tioned in the application and license as the place where
spirituous, fermented or intoxicating liquors, beer, ale,
porter, wine or liquor of any kind having a greater percent-
age of alcohol by volume than one-half of one per cent for
beverage purposes are to be sold, offered for sale or dis-
posed of as aforesaid, as well as a license to the person or
persons to whom the same is issued or granted, and in the
event that any of the conditions upon which such license

 

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