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Ch. 14
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
from the common requirements on changed
information presently repeated in each of Art.
66 1/2, §§5-109, 5-306, 5-703(f), and
5-803(d).
In subsection (a) of this section, the present
requirement of Art. 66 1/2, §§5-703(f) and
5-803(d), that changes be reported "within 30
days", is adopted as the standard for all
licenses and, accordingly, substituted for
present requirements in §§5-109 and 5-306 that
changes be reported "promptly". This uniform,
30—day rule conforms to the current
regulations of the Administration as to all
its licensees.
Application of this section is extended to
wreckers and scrap processors, drivers'
schools, and driving instructors to achieve
general uniformity and conform to current
regulations and practice.
As to certifications, generally, see §12-109
of this article.
15-107. DUPLICATE LICENSES.
IF A LICENSE ISSUED UNDER THIS TITLE IS LOST,
STOLEN, MUTILATED, DESTROYED, OR BECOMES ILLEGIBLE, THE
ADMINISTRATION MAY ISSUE A DUPLICATE LICENSE ON
APPLICATION AND PAYMENT OF A FEE OF $1. BEFORE THE
ADMINISTRATION ISSUES A DUPLICATE, IT MAY REQUIRE THE
LICENSEE TO FURNISH SATISFACTORY PROOF OF THE LOSS,
THEFT, MUTILATION, DESTRUCTION, OR ILLEGIBILITY. WHEN
THE ADMINISTRATION ISSUES THE DUPLICATE, THE LICENSE
PREVIOUSLY ISSUED IS VOID.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language that
combines the common duplicate license
provisions presently repeated in each of Art.
66 1/2, §§ 5-103(c), 5-202(b), 5-302(b),
5-705(c), 5-806(b), and the last sentence of
§6-502.
Present references to license "certificates"
are deleted as unnecessary.
References to "stolen" and "destroyed"
licenses are inserted to conform to similar
sections elsewhere in this article; see, e.g.,
§13-111 of this article.
15-108. EXPIRATION AND RENEWAL OF LICENSES.
(A) IN GENERAL.
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EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION(B) OF THIS
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