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1162 LAWS OF MARYLAND Ch. 14
(B) SCOPE OF LICENSE.
THE LICENSE AUTHORIZES THE FACILITY TO:
(1) INSPECT A USED VEHICLE ON REQUEST OF ITS
TRANSFEROR OR TRANSFEREE AND ATTACH AN INSPECTION
CERTIFICATE TO THE VEHICLE; AND
(2) INSPECT THE EQUIPMENT OF A VEHICLE FOR
WHICH A SAFETY EQUIPMENT REPAIR ORDER HAS BEEN ISSUED AND
ISSUE A REPAIR ORDER CERTIFICATION FOR THE VEHICLE.
(C) SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF LICENSE.
THE DIVISION MAY:
(1) FOR CAUSE, SUSPEND OR REVOKE AN
INSPECTION STATION LICENSE; AND
(2) ON SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF THE
LICENSE, REQUIRE THE SURRENDER OF THE LICENSE AND ALL
RELATED MATERIAL ISSUED BY THE DIVISION.
(D) ESTABLISHMENT OF STANDARDS.
THE DIVISION MAY ESTABLISH STANDARDS BY RULE OR
REGULATION FOR THE LICENSING AND OPERATION OF INSPECTION
STATIONS.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 66 1/2, §13-102(b).
Throughout this section, present references to
"mechanisms" are deleted as unnecessary in
light of the definition of "equipment" in
§23—101 of this subtitle; and present
references to "registered dealers" and
"approved dealers" are deleted as superfluous,
since they already are included in the defined
terras "facility" and, by reference,
"inspection station".
In subsection (a) of this section, the
introductory phrase "{o}n receipt of an
application ..." is added for clarity.
In subsection (b) of this section, the words
"transferor or transferee" are substituted for
"seller" to conform to the terminology and
procedures set forth in §23-106 of this
subtitle. Also, the present reference to the
right of a licensee to "correct" equipment is
deleted as misleading since a license is not
required therefor; cf., e.g., §23—105(b),
which permits correction of equipment "at a
place of the owner's choosing".
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