1672                                        LAWS OF MARYLAND                            [Ch. 6

Subsections (b), (c) and (d) presently appear
as Art. 48, §24 of the Code.

The only other changes made are in style.

SEC. 7-314. ARBITRATION WHERE OWNER THINKS TOBACCO
INCORRECTLY SAMPLED.

(A) OWNER SHALL NOTIFY SECRETARY.

IF ANY OWNER OR HIS AGENT   BELIEVES THAT ANY OF HIS

TOBACCO HAS BEEN INCORRECTLY   SAMPLED, HE SHALL NOTIFY

THE SECRETARY BEFORE THE SALE   AND WITHIN TEN DAYS OF
INSPECTION.

(E) COMMITTEE.

THE MATTER SHALL BE REFERRED TO A COMMITTEE OF
ARBITRATION, CONSISTING OF THREE PERSONS, TO BE
SELECTED AS FOLLOWS: ONE BY THE SECRETARY; ONE BY
THE OWNER OF THE TOBACCO OR HIS AGENT; AND THE TWO
SELECTED SHALL SELECT THE REMAINING MEMBER OF THE
COMMITTEE.

(C) COMMITTEE MAY TAKE A NEW SAMPLE; REOPENING
COSTS.

THE COMMITTEE MAY REQUIRE THE SECRETARY TO REOPEN
THE HOGSHEAD. IF THE COMMITTEE FINDS THAT THE SAMPLE
DOES NOT CORRECTLY REPRESENT THE TOBACCO, THE
COMMITTEE OR A MAJORITY OF IT, SHALL SELECT A SAMPLE
WHICH CORRECTLY REPRESENTS IT. THE NEW SAMPLE SHALL
BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE REJECTED SAMPLE, AT NO COST TO
THE OWNER, EXCEPT THAT IF THE COMMITTEE FINDS THE
SAMPLE PROPERLY REPRESENTS THE TOBACCO, THEN THE OWNER
SHALL PAY $1 PER HOGSHEAD TO COVER REOPENING COSTS.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 48, §43 of the Code. New language
derived from subsection (b) is added to
subsection (a). The only other changes made
are in style.

SEC. 7-315. RENTING OF STORAGE WHEN WAREHOUSE IS
CROWDED.

IF THE AMOUNT OF INSPECTED TOBACCO ACCUMULATED IN
THE WAREHOUSE IS SO LARGE THAT IT DELAYS INSPECTION,
THE SECRETARY MAY RENT STORAGE FOR AS MUCH AS MAY BE
NECESSARY TO REMOVE.