J. MILLARD TAWES, Governor                       1455

(iv) And pay the fee for a salesman's license of five dollars ($5.00)
for each year or part thereof.

(3) An applicant for a license required by the provisions of this
article shall file with the department a written application which
shall be signed and under oath. Each license shall set forth the name
of the dealer for whom the salesman may transact any business of
selling motor vehicles. No licensed salesman shall transact any busi-
ness of selling motor vehicles for anyone other than the registered
dealer specified on the license. If during the period for which such
licenses are issued there should be any change in the factual informa-
tion furnished by such application for license, such change shall be
fully, truly, and promptly communicated to the department in writ-
ing by the applicant under oath upon forms provided by the Depart-
ment for that purpose.

(4) No person may engage in or transact any business of selling
motor vehicles, or hold himself out to the public as doing any selling
of motor vehicles, in this State, except in compliance with the ap-
plicably provisions of this article. No person, whether subject to
licensing by any law or otherwise, may engage in this State in any
trade practice or other act which is a violation of subsection
(b)(2)(ii) above. Every person who wilfully participates in a pro-
hibited act or violation with knowledge of the same is subject to the
criminal penalty therefor provided in this article.

(5) No dealer's or salesman's license shall be required of any indi-
vidual who performs labor or services for a dealer for wages or salary
and who does not act in the capacity of a salesman for the dealer.

(C) EVERY FROM AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1966,
EVERY CONTRACT FOR THE SALE OF ANY MOTOR VE-
HICLE BY A DEALER OR SALESMAN LICENSED UNDER
THIS SECTION OR SUBTITLE SHALL SET FORTH CLEARLY
THEREIN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF THE COST OF THE
VEHICLE AND ALL INTEREST OR OTHER CHARGES MADE
IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE OF THE VEHICLE.

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(d) A dealer may issue, assign, transfer, or deliver one set of
temporary registration plates or markers only to the bona fide pur-
chaser [or owner] of the vehicle whether or not the vehicle is to
be registered in Maryland for whom the dealer shall, on request,
transmit forthwith to the Department a written application for the
annual [titling and] registration of the purchased vehicle with the
prescribed fees therefor. If a dealer so issuing such temporary regis-
tration plates or markers be not requested to so forward such appli-
cation for annual [titling and] registration of the vehicles sold such
dealer shall forthwith notify the Department of such issuance in the
manner provided in subsection (c) of this section. A dealer shall
not issue temporary registration plates or markers to anyone pos-
sessed of annual registration plates for a vehicle that has been sold
or exchanged; nor shall any dealer lend to anyone or use on any
vehicle that he may own, temporary registration plates or markers.
It shall be unlawful for any person to issue any temporary registra-
tion plate or marker or plates or markers, containing any misstate-
ment of fact, or knowingly to insert any false information upon the
face thereof.