682 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 403.

obtained from the records of any person required by Section
509 of this sub-title shall be kept confidential by all officers
and employees of said University and only such information so»
furnished or acquired in any proceedings brought under this
sub-title shall be disclosed by them, but nothing herein shall
be deemed to prohibit the compilation of statistical reports
from the information so furnished by or acquired from a num-
ber of such persons provided such compilation does not identify
the information furnished by any such person.

520. The University of Maryland shall enforce the provi-
sions of Sections 509 to 522, both inclusive, of this sub-title,
and shall have authority to make rules and regulations neces-
sary for such enforcement.

521. All permits which may be issued under Section 510
of this sub-title, and all licenses which may be issued under
Section 515 of this sub-title, shall be revocable or may be
suspended by the University of Maryland for cause. Any
applicant for a permit or license, or any permit-holder or
license-holder who shall feel aggrieved by the action of said
University in failing to issue or in revoking or suspending
such permit or license, may, within ten (10) days after receipt
of notice of such action or failure to act, take an appeal there-
from. All such appeals shall be taken to a court having;
equity jurisdiction in the county or in the City of Baltimore
where the applicant, or licensee or permit-holder resides or
has his principal place of business, and a copy of such
appeal shall be filed with said University. Within five (5)
days after the receipt of such copy, the said University shall
transmit to such court all the original papers pertaining to.
such application, revocation or suspension, and such appeal
shall thereafter be heard by such court as promptly as circum-
stances will reasonably permit. Such hearing may be had
upon the record so transmitted, but the court may hear such
additional evidence as to it may seem proper, and upon the
conclusion of such hearing the court may affirm, vacate or
modify the order appealed from. The taking or pending of
such an appeal shall not suspend the operation or effect of"
any order issued by said University, but the court to which
such appeal is taken, upon proper cause shown, may suspend
the operation of such order, and may attach to such suspension
such conditions as to the court may seem proper. Either party
to said proceeding may appeal from the decision of such
court to the Court of Appeals of Maryland, the procedure
therein to be the same as in appeals from the action of equity
courts in cases originating before the Public Service Commis-
sion.