1900

LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 311

(3)   A STATEMENT THAT THE CORPORATION:

(I)     IN THE CASE OF TERMINATION OF
QUALIFICATION, NO LONGER TRANSACTS ANY INTRASTATE
BUSINESS IN THIS STATE; OR

(II)    IN THE CASE OF TERMINATION OF
REGISTRATION, NO LONGER TRANSACTS ANY INTERSTATE OR
FOREIGN BUSINESS IN THIS STATE; AND

(4)   A STATEMENT THAT THE CORPORATION:

(I) WISHES TO TERMINATE ITS REGISTRATION OR
QUALIFICATION TO DO BUSINESS IN THIS STATE; AND

(II)    HAS FILED ALL    REPORTS REQUIRED BY LAW AND

HAS PAID ALL     TAXES DUE BY     IT TO THE STATE AND ANY OF

ITS POLITICAL       SUBDIVISIONS     AS OF THE DATE OF THE

APPLICATION FOR     TERMINATION.

(D) CERTIFICATE OF TERMINATION.

THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE OF
TERMINATION TO THE CORPORATION IF ALL REPORTS REQUIRED BY
LAW HAVE BEEN FILED AND ALL TAXES DUE BY THE CORPORATION
AS OF THE DATE OF FILING THE APPLICATION FOR TERMINATION
HAVE BEEN PAID.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 23, §90(h).

The present reference to the fees charged by
the Department are deleted as unnecessary in
light of §1-201 of this article.

The term "certificate of termination" is
substituted for "certificate of withdrawal" to
conform to the references generally in this
section to "termination" of registration or
qualification.                                                     

In subsection (c)(2) of this section, the
provisions relating to the service of process
on a resident agent are deleted as unnecessary
in light of the similar provisions contained
in Title 1 of this article.

In subsection (c)(4) and (d) of this section,
the words "and payable" are deleted as
unnecessary since taxes "due" by the
corporation would necessarily have to be
payable.

The only other changes are in style.