1886

LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 311

NECESSARY OR APPROPRIATE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST, MAY
DEFINE AND PRESCRIBE ANY TERM AND CONDITION THAT RELATES
TO EQUITY SECURITIES HELD IN AN INVESTMENT ACCOUNT AND
TRANSACTIONS MADE IN THE ORDINARY COURSE OF BUSINESS AND
INCIDENT TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OR MAINTENANCE OF A PRIMARY
OR SECONDARY MARKET; AND

(2) MAY ADOPT ANY PULE OR REGULATION
NECESSARY FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE FUNCTIONS VESTED IN
HIM BY §§ 6-513 THROUGH 6-516 OF THIS SUBTITLE AND, FOR
THESE PURPOSES, CLASSIFY DOMESTIC STOCK INSURERS,
SECURITIES, AND OTHER PERSONS OR MATTERS WITHIN HIS
JURISDICTION.]]

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section combines without
substantive change the second sentence of Art.
48A, §250A(4) and the first sentence of Art.
48A, §250A(8).

The only changes are in style.

[[6—518]] 6-513. APPLICABILITY OF GENERAL CORPORATION
STATUTES.

EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED IN THIS
SUBTITLE AND IN ARTICLE 48A OF THE CODE, EVERY DOMESTIC
INSURER SHALL COMPLY WITH THE APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF
THIS ARTICLE WHICH RELATE TO FORMATION, POWERS VESTED IN,
AND OBLIGATIONS IMPOSED ON CORPORATIONS FORMED UNDER THE
GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE. IN ALL OTHER
RESPECTS, UNLESS A CLASS OF CORPORATIONS TO WHICH THIS
SUBTITLE APPLIES IS SPECIFICALLY INCLUDED IN THE
PROVISIONS OF A STATUTE PASSED AFTER JUNE 1, 1963, A
DOMESTIC INSURER IS ONLY SUBJECT TO AND REGULATED BY THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE AND ARTICLE 48A OF THE CODE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from Art. 48A,
§250.
TITLE 7. FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.

SUBTITLE 1. REGISTRATION OF NAME; DOING BUSINESS IN
STATE.

7-101. REGISTRATION OF NAME.

(A) WHO MAY REGISTER.

ANY FOREIGN CORPORATION MAY REGISTER ITS NAME IN
THIS STATE IF THE NAME IS NOT THE SAME AS OR MISLEADINGLY
SIMILAR TO:

(1) THE NAME OF ANY MARYLAND CORPORATION;