2036                                 LAWS OF MARYLAND                               Ch. 564

(b)  "Controlled outlet" means an outlet which is
operated by a distributor or operated by company employees,
a subsidiary company, commissioned agent, or by any person
who manages the outlet on a fee arrangement with the
distributor.

(c) (1) "Dealer" means a person engaged in the retail
sale of GASOHOL OR gasoline products under a marketing
agreement, at least 30 percent of whose gross revenue is
derived from the retail sale of gasoline products.

(2) "Dealer" does not include an employee of a
distributor.

(D) THE DISTRIBUTOR MAY NOT:

(1)  REQUIRE THE DEALER TO REFUSE CREDIT CARD
PURCHASES OF GASOHOL; OR

(2)  PROVIDE THAT ANY CREDIT CARD IT ISSUES MAY
NOT BE USED FOR THE PURCHASE OF GASOHOL.

[(d)](E) (1) "Distributor" means a person who:

(i) Engages in the sale, consignment, or
distribution of GASOHOL OR gasoline products through retail
outlets which he owns or leases; and

(ii) Maintains an oral or written
contractual relationship with a dealer for the sale of the
products.

(2) "Distributor" includes any subsidiary or
affiliated corporation in which a distributor holds at least
30 percent voting control.

[(e)](F) "Farm cooperative" means a cooperative
organized under Subtitle 5 of Title 5 of the Corporations
and Associations Article.

[(f)](G) "Independent jobber" means an individual who
purchases GASOHOL OR gasoline products from a wholesaler
for resale to a dealer.

[(g)](H) "Marketing agreement" means an oral or
written agreement between a distributor and a dealer under
which the dealer is granted the right, for the purpose of
engaging in the retail sale of GASOHOL OR gasoline products
supplied by the distributor, to:

(1)  Use a trademark, trade name, service mark,
or other identifying symbol or name owned by the
distributor; or

(2)  Occupy premises owned, leased, or controlled
by the distributor.