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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor
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law (cf., Art. 1, §18 of the Code) and, for
this reason, are placed in brackets. As to
this subsection and the like provisions of
§6—203 (b) of this article, relating to the
Maryland Port Administration, the General
Assembly night consider adopting the simpler
approach taken by §8—203(b) of this article as
to the State Highway Administration or the
still simpler approach taken by §§5-203 and
12-203 of this article as to the State
Aviation Administration and the Motor Vehicle
Administration; certainly, a consistent
standard for all of these Administrations
would be an improvement.
As to the authority of the Maryland
Transportation Authority, see Title 4 of this
article. Its jurisdiction extends to transit
facilities financed by its revenue bonds.
7-204. GENERAL POWERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
(A) IN GENERAL.
IN ADDITION TO THE SPECIFIC POWERS GRANTED UNDER
THIS TITLE, THE ADMINISTRATION HAS THE POWERS GRANTED BY
THIS SECTION.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection presently appears as
the introductory paragraph to Art. 64B, §8.
The present phrase, "except as limited in"
this title, is deleted as superfluous.
The only other changes are in style.
(B) SUITS.
THE ADMINISTRATION MAT SUE AND BE SUED IN ITS OWN
NAME.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection presently appears as
Art. 64B, §8(a).
The present provision granting the
Administration "perpetual succession" is
deleted as obsolete since that provision more
properly related only to and was necessary
only for the predecessor to the
Administration, the former Metropolitan
Transit Authority.
The only other changes are in style.
(C) OTHER POWERS.
SUBJECT TO THE LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY THIS TITLE,
THE ADMINISTRATION MAY EXERCISE ALL POWERS REASONABLY
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