798                                               LAWS OF MARYLAND                           [Ch. 177

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.

7-402.

(b) If the warehouse owner fails to obtain
insurance, he is liable to any owner of the tobacco for
any loss sustained by reason of any partial or total
destruction of tobacco by fire. A reasonable amount for
the expense of insurance coverage may be charged against
the account of any person storing tobacco for sale in the
warehouse. [However, if insurance coverage is furnished
to the owners of tobacco held for sale in any warehouse
by any buyer or seller or his agent, the warehouse owner
need not provide insurance coverage.]

8-306.

(a) (13) Take over, by purchase, lease, or
otherwise, and administer any soil conservation, erosion
control, or erosion prevention project located within the
district undertaken by the United States, [this] THE
state, or any of their agencies;

9-203.

(b)    The Secretary may issue and enforce a written
or printed stop—sale order to the owner or custodian [or]
OF any lot of seed the Secretary finds in violation of
any provision of this subtitle. The order prohibits sale
of the seed until the Secretary has evidence that the
seed is in compliance with the law.

9-207.

(a) Each container of agricultural seeds which is
sold, offered or exposed for sale, or transported in the
State for planting purposes shall bear or have attached
in a conspicuous place a plainly written or printed label
or tag in the English language, except when the
scientific name is the commonly accepted name, giving the
following information:

(1)  The name and address of the person who labeled
the seed or who sells, offers, or exposes the seed for
sale within the State;

(2)  Commonly accepted name of (i) kind, or (ii) kind
and variety, of each agricultural seed component in
excess of five percent of the whole, and the percentage