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LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 193

period. On and after July 1, 1969, upon the death of any
licensed broker, any one member of his immediate family
who has been licensed as a real estate salesman for three
years previously and continuously, by application to the
Real Estate Commission and payment of the required fee
shall be licensed as a real estate broker after having
passed the real estate [brokers] BROKERS' license
examination, without the necessity of having fulfilled
the educational requirements before taking the
examination. Such license shall remain in force for a
period of four [(4)] years during which the broker must
fulfill the educational requirements that were required
at the time of his examination. Failure to complete the
educational requirements will be cause for nonrenewal by
the Commission.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1975.

Approved April 8, 1975.

CHAPTER 194
(House Bill 141)

AN ACT concerning

Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund —
Rejection or Cancellation of Insurance

FOR the purpose of clarifying certain language relating
to the power of the executive director to cancel the
insurance of a policyholder whose driving license
becomes suspended or revoked while he is insured by
the Fund providing that if the policy of insurance
under the Fund covers a spouse or other household
member of the family of the policyholder, the
cancellation of the policy shall not cancel such
coverage of a spouse or family member whose driver's
license has not been suspended or revoked, and
requiring the insurer to reclassify the rate of risk
of such spouse or family member for premium
purposes; allowing the policyholder to appeal the
decision of the executive director to the special
board; providing that the policyholder's policy
remains in effect on appeal until the special board
makes a decision; and generally relating to the
cancellation or rejection of certain insurance.