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revocation. In addition, as to any licensee who is required to drive a
motor vehicle in the course of his regular employment, the notice of
suspension provided for in section 6-405 requires 15 16 points and
the notice of revocation requires 18 points.

§ 6-407. Duration of points.

No points assessed hereunder shall be retained for more than 2
years after their assessment.

§ 6-408. Eight of appeal.

Persons whose licenses are suspended or revoked pursuant to this
part shall have the right of appeal granted by section 6-211.

§ 6-409. Limitations.

The provisions of this subtitle shall not affect or apply to suspen-
sions required under the provisions of subtitle 7 of this article
relating to mandatory suspension or revocation of licenses.

Part V—Drivers' Schools.
§ 6-501. Definitions as used in this part.

(1)    "Drivers' School" means the business of giving instructions
for which a charge is made in driving motor vehicles or motorcycles.

(2)    "Person" includes an individual, firm, corporation, partner-
ship or association.

(3)    "Place of Business" means a designated location at which the
business of a drivers' school is transacted and all of its books and
records are kept.

§ 6-502. Drivers' schools must be licensed.

No person shall engage in the business of conducting a drivers'
school without being the holder of a license for this purpose issued
by the commissioner. An application for a license shall be filed with
the commissioner and shall contain the information he prescribes.
Every application shall be accompanied by an application fee of
$10.00, which shall in no event be refunded. If an application is
approved by the commissioner, the applicant upon the payment of
an additional fee of $15.00 shall be granted a license which shall be
valid for a period of one year from the date of its issuance. The
annual fee for renewal thereof shall be $15.00. The commissioner
shall issue a license certificate to each licensee, which certificate shall
be conspicuously displayed in the place of business of the licensee.
In case of the loss, mutilation or destruction of a license certificate,
the commissioner shall issue a duplicate thereof upon proof of the
facts and payment of a fee of $1.00.

§ 6-503. Refusal to issue a license.

The commissioner may deny the application of any person for a
license if, in his discretion, he determines that:

(1)    The applicant has made a material false statement or con-
cealed a material fact in connection with his application;

(2)    The applicant, any officer, director, stockholder or partner,
or any other person directly or indirectly interested in the applicant's
business was the former holder, or was an officer, director, stockholder