700 LAWS OP MARYLAND [CH. 269

Health it shall be the duty of the Board to inspect all proper-
ties identified in such application, together with all buildings
and equipment, unless such properties are located beyond the
limits of the area of routine inspection performed by such
Board; and if such property, buildings and equipment be
found to conform to the regulations of the Board, a separate
license for each property so approved shall forthwith be issued
to the applicant. Such licenses shall be non-transferable, and
shall be valid only for a period of twelve months from the date
thereof or until revoked or suspended according to the pro-
visions of this sub-title. Where the property identified in any
application is located beyond the limits of routine inspection
by the Board, no permit therefor shall be issued unless and
until such applicant shall satisfy such Board that the property,
buildings and equipment conform, and that the operation of
the same, and the frozen dairy foods and ices or dairy foods
and ices mix there to be produced, processed or frozen for sale
will one and all conform to local health authority requirements
where manufactured, which are at least equivalent to those set
forth in this sub-title and in the rules and regulations issued
thereunder.

Whenever the State Board of Health shall find that any of the
provisions of this sub-title, or any rule or regulation issued
thereunder is or has been violated by the holder of any license
issued by such Board, or that such violation has occurred or is
occurring on any premises for which such license is issued, said
Board shall forthwith give notice to such license-holder in writ-
ing, setting forth the nature of such violation, and directing
that such violation shall cease, and if such holder shall refuse
or fail to comply with such notice, the Board may thereupon
suspend or revoke such license.

Any applicant for a license, or any license-holder who shall
feel aggrieved by the action of said Board in failing to issue or
in revoking or suspending such license, may within ten (10)
days after receipt of notice of such failure or action, take an
appeal therefrom to any court having equity jurisdiction in the
county in which the property identified by the application or
license is located if within the counties of Maryland, or to a
court having such jurisdiction in the City of Baltimore if said
property is located in said City, or outside the State of Mary-
land, and a copy of such appeal shall be filed with said Board.
Within 5 days after the receipt of such copy, the said Board
shall transmit to such court all the original papers pertaining
to such application, suspension or revocation, 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 addi-
tional evidence as it may deem proper, and upon the conclusion