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the revocation of any license the Board revoking the same may,
by a vote of three members, issue without examination a new license
to the person whose license was so revoked; but after the expiration
of two years such person can obtain a new license only by compli-
ance with the same requirements which are imposed on other ap-
plicants for license under this sub-title.

490 (h) Any person against whom charges, upon which a re-
vocation or suspension of his or her certificate may be based have
been made, shall be notified of the fact and a copy of the charges
shall be sent him or her by the Board of Chiropody Examiners,
and such shall be given a fair and impartial trial by the said Board
of Chiropody Examiners whose decision shall be made by a majority
of said Board of Chiropody Examiners. Any person aggrieved by
a decision of the said Board of Chiropody Examiners may appeal
[within thirty days] from such decision to the circuit court in the
county in which the name of such person is registered, or if such
resides in Baltimore City, to the Circuit Court of Baltimore City.

553.

An appeal may be taken from any action of the Board relating
to licenses to the several circuit courts of the counties or to the
common law courts of Baltimore City, [provided said appeal shall
be taken within 30 days from the date of the action of said Board,
and a copy of such appeal shall be served upon a member of the
Board, or the secretary, ] otherwise the action of the Board shall
be final.

563.

Any person aggrieved by the refusal of the State Board of Health
to issue a license or by the action of the Board revoking a license
may [, within ten (10) days after receipt of notice of such action
or failure to act, ] take an appeal therefrom to a court having equity
jurisdiction in the county or in the City of Baltimore where such
hospital is located or contemplated [and a copy of such appeal shall
be filed with the State Board of Health]. [Within five (5) days
after the receipt of such copy, the State Board of Health shall
transmit to such court all the original papers pertaining to such
application or action, and s] Such appeal shall [thereafter] be heard
by such court as promptly as circumstances will reasonably permit.
Such hearing may be heard upon the record so transmitted, but
the court may hear such additional evidence as it may deem proper,
and upon the conclusion of such hearing, the court may affirm,
vacate or modify the order appealed from. Any party to said pro-
ceeding 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. Pending the termination
of such appeal in cases involving the revocation of a license, such
court from whose decision the appeal is taken may, in its discretion,
stay the operation of its decree or provide that the same shall re-
main in full force and effect].

574.

Any applicant f or a permit, or any permit holder who shall feel
aggrieved by the action of the health authority in failing to issue