HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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Article - Agriculture

2-311.

(e) The licensee may appeal to the Circuit court of
the county [or the Baltimore City court,] where he has an
office. The court shall hear and determine de novo all
matters connected with the action of the Board from which
appeal is taken.

3-107.

(d) If the owner of the building, article, or property
is not satisfied with the appraisal, he may appeal to
[Baltimore City court or] the Circuit court of the county
where the building, article, or property is located. The
appeal shall be heard de novo.

4-212.

(d) The determination and order of the Secretary made
after the hearing shall be final and conclusive, unless the
applicant or recipient files petition for judicial review
within 30 days after the effective date of the order in the
circuit court for any county[, or the Baltimore City court,]
in which premises subject to withdrawn or refused inspection
service is located. Pending appeal to the board of review,
the refusal shall continue in effect unless the Secretary
otherwise orders.

4-225.

(b) Upon application of the State Attorney General at
the request of the Secretary, the Circuit court in any
county [or one of the law courts of Baltimore City] has
jurisdiction to issue a writ of mandamus commanding any
person to comply with this subtitle or any order of the
Secretary.

5-107.

(d) Any person adversely affected by an order may
obtain a review of the decision by a civil action commenced
within 30 days after the date notice of the decision is
mailed to him. The action shall be brought in the Circuit
court of the county [or Baltimore City court,] in which the
person resides or has his principal place of business. As
part of its answer, the Secretary shall file a certified
copy of the transcript of the record on which the findings
and order in question are based. The court may enter, upon
the pleadings and transcript of the record, a judgment
affirming, modifying, or reversing the decision of the
Secretary or may remand the case for a rehearing. Any
finding of the board of review is conclusive as to any fact,
if supported by substantial evidence.