1186                           LAWS OF MARYLAND                      [CH. 664

150.

(g) "Qualified person" means a resident of this State or the
owner of a motor vehicle registered in this State or a resident of
another state, territory or federal district of the United States or
province of the Dominion of Canada, or foreign country, in which
recourse is afforded to residents of this State, of substantially similar
character to that provided for by this subtitle but it shall not in-
clude: (1) Any automobile collision insurance carrier or other in-
surer seeking by way of subrogation any recovery for amounts paid
for damages to motor vehicles, other real or personal property
or injuries to persons under any insurance coverages that may be
valid, including but not limited to collision, fire, theft, medical pay-
ments or uninsured motorist coverages; nor (2) any holder of a
certificate of self-insurance under this article.

159.

(1) That the application is not made by or on behalf of any
insurer by reason of the existence of a policy of insurance whereby
the insurer is liable to pay, in whole or in part, the amount of the
judgment or by or on behalf of any insurer for any amount sought
or claimed for damages to or destruction to the applicant's or an
insurer's real or personal property including automobiles by reason
of collision with an automobile or object or by upset of the auto-
mobile, or by reason of coverage afforded the insured providing
indemnification from injury or damages caused by uninsured mo-
torists, and that no part of the amount to be paid out of the fund is
sought in lieu of making a claim or receiving a payment which is
payable by reason of the existence of such a policy of insurance,
and that no part of the amount so sought will be paid to an insurer
to reimburse or otherwise indemnify the insurer in respect of any
amount paid or payable by the insurer by reason of the existence of
such a policy of insurance, and

162.

(b) There shall be deducted from the applicable maximum amount
set forth in subsection (a) of this section or from the amount of
the judgment, whichever is smaller, the total of the following:

(1)    From any judgment for damages to real or personal property
only, One Hundred Dollars ($100.00);

(2)    All amounts that the applicant has received or, in the opinion
of the court, is likely to receive from any source, in or toward pay-
ment of the judgment;

(3)    All amounts that the applicant has received or, in the opinion
of the court, is likely to receive, in or toward payment of a judgment
or claim against any person against whom the applicant has or had
a cause of action for damages for bodily injury or death or damage
to property, arising out of the same accident;

(4)    All amounts that the applicant has received, or in the opinion
of the court, is likely to receive under any policy affording in-
demnity for damage to or destruction of his real or personal property
including automobiles by reason of collision with an automobile or
object or by upset of the automobile[.]; and