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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 22

(B)   ENFORCEMENT OF BONDS.

IF THE STATE SCHOLARSHIP BOARD DETERMINES THAT ANY

RECIPIENT HAS FAILED OR REFUSED TO COMPLY WITH THE

CONDITIONS OF THE BOND, THE BOARD MAY REFER THE MATTER TO

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, WHO SHALL DO ANYTHING NECESSARY AND
PROPER TO ENFORCE THE BOND.

(C)   DISPOSITION OF RECOVERED FUNDS.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SHALL ACCOUNT FOR ANY MONEY
RECEIVED FROM ENFORCEMENT OF A BOND AND THE MONEY SHALL
REVERT TO THE STATE TREASURY.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language that
combines Art. 77A, §§ 52, 60(g), 61(h), and the
first two sentences of 61A(i).

The last sentence of Art. 77A, §61A(i) now
appears in §16-803 of this title.

In subsection (a) of this section, the
inconsistent requirements of present Art. 77A,
§52 and §60(g) that the State Scholarship Board,
in the case of §52, and the Attorney General, in
the case of §60(g) review the bonds for
compliance and collect the money, are harmonized
by giving the job of review to the State
Scholarship Board and the job of enforcement to
the Attorney General. This conforms with the
current administrative practice.

In subsection (b) of this section, authorization
for the State Scholarship Board to "refer the
matter to the Attorney General" is substituted
for the limitation in present Art. 77A, §52 on
the power of the Attorney General to institute
legal action against the bond for a teaching
student.

The only other changes are in style.

SUBTITLE 2. STATE SCHOLARSHIP BOARD.

18-201. BOARD ESTABLISHED.

THERE IS A STATE SCHOLARSHIP BOARD.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as the
first clause of the first sentence of Art. 77A,
§54(a).

The only changes are in style.
18-202- COMPOSITION; TERM; VACANCIES; COMPENSATION.

(A) COMPOSITION.