MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                                 1563

SEC. 4—310. RIGHT OF ENTRY; "STOP SALE" ORDER.
(A) FIGHT OF ENTRY.

DURING THE USUAL BUSINESS HOURS, THE SECRETARY
MAY ENTER ANY WAREHOUSE, STORE, BUILDING, MARKET, OR
ANY OTHER PLACE, CARRIER, CONVEYANCE, OR VEHICLE WHERE
OR FROM WHERE SHELL EGGS ARE SOLD, OFFERED, OR EXPOSED
FOR SALE, TO ENFORCE THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE.

(E) "STOP SALE" ORDER.

IF THE SECRETARY FINDS SHELL EGGS ARE SOLD,
OFFERED OR EXPOSED FOR SALE IN VIOLATION OF THE
SUBTITLE, HE MAY ISSUE A WRITTEN OR PRINTED "STOP
SALE" ORDER TO THE PERSON VIOLATING THIS SECTION.
AFTER RECEIPT OF THE ORDER, THE RECIPIENT MAY NOT
SELL, OFFER, OR EXPOSE FOR SALE ANY SHELL EGGS SUBJECT
TO THE ORDER. ANY PERSON UPON WHOM A "STOP SALE"
ORDER HAS BEEN SERVED MAY APPEAL TO THE SECRETARY.

REVISOR'S NOTE; This section is new language
derived from the second paragraph of Art.
48, §166A of the Code.

SEC. 4-311. MARKING UNFIT OR ADULTERATED EGGS;
CONDEMNATION.

IF THE SECRETARY FINDS THAT ANY SHELL EGGS ARE
ADULTERATED OR UNFIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION, HE SHALL
SEGREGATE THEM AND MARK THEM IN A PERMANENT MANNER TO
PERMIT READY IDENTIFICATION. IF NO APPEAL IS TAKEN
FORM A DETERMINATION OF CONDEMNATION, THE SECRETARY
SHALL DESTROY THEM IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY THE RULES
AND REGULATIONS. IF AN APPEAL IS TAKEN, THE CONDEMNED
SHELL EGGS SHALL BE SEGREGATED AND STORED PENDING
COMPLETION OF AN APPEAL INSPECTION. THE EGGS MAY BE
DESTROYED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION IF THE
APPEAL IS SUSTAINED.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from the third paragraph of Art.
48, §166A of the Code.

SEC. 4-312. SHORT TITLE.

THIS SUBTITLE MAY BE CITED AS THE MARYLAND EGG

LAW.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 48, §166D of the Code. The only