34 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 2

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

20. LICENSES NOT TO BE ISSUED TO A PART-
NERSHIP, CORPORATION OR UNINCORPORATED
ASSOCIATION. A license shall not be issued to a part-
nership as such, nor to a corporation as such, but only to
individuals authorized to act for such partnership or cor-
poration who shall assume all responsibilities as individ-
uals, and be subject to all of the penalties, conditions and
restrictions imposed upon licensees under the provisions
of this Act. If the application is made for a partnership,
the license shall be applied for and be issued to all the
partners as individuals, all of whom shall have resided in
the City or County in which the place of business is located
for at least two years prior to said application. If
the application is made for a corporation, or a club,
whether incorporated or unincorporated, the license shall be
applied for by and be issued to three of the officers of
such corporation or club, as individuals, for the use of the
corporation or club at least one of whom shall be a registered
voter and taxpayer of the county or city, and shall also
have resided therein for at least two years prior to said
application; and the application shall also set forth the
names and addresses of all of the officers of such corpor-
ation or club and shall be signed by the president or vice-
president thereof, as well as by three officers to whom the
license shall be issued. The application for every such
license shall disclose the name and address of the corpora-
tion, partnership or association, as well as the name and
address of the applicant. If any fine shall be imposed by
any Court upon any individual who has obtained a license
under the provisions of this Act for or on behalf of any
partnership, corporation or unincorporated association,
the partnership, corporation or unincorporated association
shall also be liable for the payment of such fine, and in case
the penalty carries with it imprisonment the penalty shall
be borne by the individual, and upon the revocation of any
such license, no person shall thereafter be entitled to obtain
a license for or on behalf of such partnership, corporation
or unincorporated association, for the sale of alcoholic bev-
erages upon the same premises until after the expiration
of six months from the date of such revocation. Provided,
however, that in the case of an application for any Class E