MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

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providing for the payment of the expenses of the
authority, the construction, reconstruction, extension,
repair, improvements, maintenance and operation of its
facilities and properties, the payment of the principal
of and interest on its bonds, and to fulfill the terms
and provisions of any agreements made with the purchasers
or holders of any of its bonds, or with the municipality
or municipalities incorporating, or the municipalities
which are members of, said authority or with any
municipality served or to be served by said authority;
said rates, fees and charges to be at reasonable and
uniform rates to be determined exclusively by the
authority. Any person questioning the reasonableness or
uniformity of any rate, fee or charge fixed by an
authority may bring suit against the authority in the
circuit court of the county wherein the project is
located or in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City if the
project is located in Baltimore City, or if the project
is located in one or more municipalities then in the
circuit court of the county wherein the principal office
of the project is located or in the Circuit Court of
Baltimore City if the principal office of the project is
located in Baltimore City. The said court shall have
exclusive jurisdiction to determine the reasonableness
and uniformity of the rates, fees and other charges
fixed, altered, charged or collected by an authority.
Appeals may be taken to the Court of SPECIAL Appeals from
the decision of a lower court.

525.

Any person aggrieved by a final decision of the
Board denying, suspending, revoking, or refusing to renew
a license, or by any other final action of the Board, may
appeal therefrom to the Baltimore City Court or to the
circuit court of the county in which he resides or has
his principal place of business. Any such person or the
Board may take an appeal from the decision of any such
court to the Court of SPECIAL Appeals [of Maryland].
All appeals shall be governed by the provisions of §§ 255
and 256 of Article 41 of this Code as amended from time
to time (Administrative Procedure Act—Judicial Review).

609.

(b) Before revoking or suspending any license, the
Board shall furnish a copy of the complaint and charges
to the person charged, and afford that person an
opportunity for a hearing before the Board, in person or
by his attorney. The Board's action shall be made in
writing, giving the reasons for its action, and a copy
shall be delivered or mailed to the person charged.
Within sixty days after receipt of notice of revocation
or suspension the person charged may appeal the action of
the Board to the circuit court of the county or the
Baltimore City Court where the person resides. Either
party to the appeal has a further right to appeal to the
Court of SPECIAL Appeals from the decision of the court