HARRY HUGHES, Governor

1883

shall first secure a license from the Cleric of the Circuit
Court of said County. The applicant for license shall state
his name and address and the registration number of the
motor vehicle used in such business. The fee for a junk
dealer's license shall be $25., and each such license shall
be valid for a period of one year from the date of issuance.
It shall be the duty of said person, firm or corporation to
notify the said Clerk of any change of address or of motor
vehicle registration numbers.

(b)    Each licensee shall make a monthly report by the
tenth day of each month to the office of the Sheriff of said
County. The report shall state the name and address of the
person to or from whom any junk was bought or sold, the date
of the sale or purchase, and a list of the items of junk
bought or sold, and shall be made on a form signed and dated
by the licensee.

(c)    The owner of any motor vehicle used by any
licensee shall be equally liable with the licensee in the
case of the purchase or sale by the licensee of any stolen
goods or property.

(d)    Violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor,
and shall, upon conviction, be punishable by a fine of not
less than $50 nor more than $100. Failure to file the report
required herein shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed
$25.]

(Note- This subtitle is proposed for repeal inasmuch as
general provisions relating to junk and junk dealers are
found in Article 56 of the Annotated Code and it seems more
appropriate to include Calvert County with those provisions.
A new section 237A of Article 56 is being added to the law
by this bill to take into account the special provisions
relating to junk in Calvert County.)

[Landlord and Tenant]

[180.]

[In all cases of renting land in Calvert, Charles,
Prince George's, St. Mary's and Worcester Counties, wherein
a share of the growing crops shall be reserved as rent, or
wherein advances by the landlord have been made upon the
faith of the crops to be grown, said rent reserved and such
advances made shall be a lien on such crops, which shall not
be diverted by any sale made thereof by the tenant or by any
administrator of a deceased tenant, or by the assignment of
the tenant in insolvency, or by the process of law issued
against the tenant; provided, that at the time of said
renting, the contract under and by which said advances are
to be made, shall be reduced to writing, duly executed and
attested by the said landlord and tenant.]

(Note: The provisions of this subtitle are rendered
unnecessary due to Section 8—115(b) of the Real Property
Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland.)