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OF SETTLEMENT, THAT THE REAL [[ESTATE]] PROPERTY IS
SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THAT PARAGRAPH. [[THE
BRITTEN NOTICE SHALL BE SIGHED BY THE BUYER AND THE
SELLER AND FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE COURT WHERE THE
DEED IS FILED.]] FAILURE TO NOTIFY THE BUYER [[OR TO
RECORD THE NOTICE]] SHALL [[CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR
RESCISSION OF THE CONTRACT AT THE DISCRETION OF THE
BUYER]] MAKE THE SELLER LIABLE TO THE BUYER FOR THE
AMOUNT OF THE TAX DEFERRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
PARAGRAPH (B) (1) .

[(ii)](III) No building or other permit necessary to
commence or engage in the construction of improvements
for nonagricultural use (other than for residential use
of the owner or his immediate family) shall be issued
with respect to any land which has, within three years
prior to the application therefor, been assessed on the
basis of agricultural use under subsection (b)(1) hereof
unless the local tax collecting authority certifies that
payment provided for in subparagraph (B)(i) hereof has
been made.

[ (iii)](IV) Nothing contained herein shall prevent a
person from proceeding under subsection 19(f) of this
article, and upon a finding by the supervisor of
assessments that the criteria of [said] THE subsection
have been set, [said] THE land may be developed in
accordance with [said] THE subsection without payment of
the sum provided for herein.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1974.

Approved May 31, 1974.

CHAPTER 706
(House Bill 174)
AN ACT concerning

Court of Special Appeals

FOR the purpose of adding two additional judges to the
Court of Special Appeals, and providing for the two
judges to be selected from the State at large.

BY repealing and re—enacting, with amendments,