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(g) (F) Such restrictions on or requirements respecting the use and
maintenance of the units and the use of the common elements as are
designed to prevent unreasonable interference with the use of the
respective units and of the common elements by the several unit
owners.

(h) (G) Designation of person authorized to accept service of pro-
cess in any action relating to two or more units or to the common
elements as authorized under Section 138 of this subtitle.

(i) (H) Notice to the co-owners as to whether or not public liability
insurance is carried on the common elements.

(j) (I) Notice as to the existence or non-existence of a Declaration
in Trust for the enforcement of the lien for common expenses per-
mitted under Section 131 of this subtitle.

(k) (J) The sole owner of the building, or if there is more than one,
the co-owners representing two-thirds (2/3rds) of the total value of
the whole building, may at any time modify the system of administra-
tion, but each one of the particulars set forth in this section shall
always be embodied in the by-laws.

127.  CONDOMINIUM SUBDIVISION.

(a)   Upon the recording of the master deed or lease, the owner or
co-owners shall cause a full and exact copy of the plan of the building
to be filed for record. These plans shall be recorded in the manner
in which subdivision of land is now platted and recorded among the
Land Records and shall be indexed in an index provided for con-
dominium or horizontal housing regime.

(b)  The plans shall show graphically all particulars of the building
including, but not limited to, the dimensions, area and location of each
unit therein and the dimensions, area and location of common ele-
ments affording access to each unit. Other common elements, both
limited and general, shall be shown graphically in so far as possible
and shall be described in detail in words and figures. Said plans shall
be certified to by an engineer or architect authorized and licensed to
practice his profession in this State.

(c)  Each unit in a building shall be designated, on the plans re-
ferred to in this section, by a letter or number or other appropriate
designation. Any conveyance or other instrument affecting title to the
said unit, which describes the unit by using said letter or number

followed by the words "in........................horizontal property regime"

shall be deemed to contain a good and sufficient description for all
purposes provided the correct index number by book and page both of
the master deed and of the plan are contained as a part of such
description. Any conveyance of an individual unit shall be deemed
to also convey the undivided interest of the owner in the common
elements, both general and limited, appertaining to said unit without
specifically or particularly referring to the same.

128.  TERMINATION AND WAIVER OF THE REGIME.

All of the co-owners or the sole owner of a building constituted into
a horizontal property regime may by deed waive this regime and re-
group or merge the records of the individual apartments UNITS with