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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor
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Throughout this section and elsewhere in this
article, words such as "validly", "duly", and
"properly" have been deleted as unnecessary
and, inasmuch as they presently are not used
at all consistently, misleading.
Also, the present references to the
"move{ment}" of vehicles are deleted as
unnecessary in light of the definition of
"drive" in §11-114 of this article.
In subsection (c)(3) of this section, the term
"farm equipment" is substituted for the
present "implement of husbandry"; see §11-120
of this article.
In subsection (d) (1) of this section, the
present reference to "crop" workers is deleted
as unnecessary and the more correct term
"registration plate" is substituted for the
colloquial "license plate".
In subsection (d)(4) of this section, the word
"vehicle" is substituted for "motor vehicle"
to conform to the scope of the subsection and
correct an apparently inadvertent error.
Subsection (g) of this section has been
revised to correct certain ambiguities in and
inconsistencies between present Art. 66 1/2,
§3-402(a)5 and (b), from which it is derived.
For example, present §3-402 (b) — which
purports to be but procedural requirements —
refers to trailers and semitrailers "available
for rent or lease ... in this State" and
describes these trailers as "intended or
designed to be pulled by Class 'A' vehicles";
on the other hand, present §3-402(a)5 — which
is the substantive exemption — refers only to
trailers and semitrailers "operated in
intrastate service" and describes these
vehicles only as to their chassis weight.
These problems apparently arose when, in Ch.
534, Acts of 1970, an attempt was made to
bifurcate, without substantive change, then
Art. 66 1/2, §23(9), which more clearly set
forth the exemption and application
requirements in one paragraph. This revision,
therefore, is based in part on the language of
the provisions of Art,. 66 1/2, §23(9), as an
indication of the apparent intent of Art. 66
1/2, §3-402(a)5 and (b).
The only other changes are in style.
As to subsection (b) of this section, see,
also §13—109 of this title, which provides for
certain registrations without a certificate of
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