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HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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established in accordance with § 11-107.

[(i)] (J) "Property" means unimproved land, land
together with improvements [on it] THEREON, or improvements
without the underlying land. Property may consist of
noncontiguous parcels or improvements.

(K) "RENTAL FACILITY" MEANS PROPERTY CONTAINING 10 OR
MORE DWELLING UNITS INTENDED TO BE LEASED TO PERSONS WHO
OCCUPY THE DWELLINGS AS THEIR RESIDENCES.

[(j)] (L) "Unit" means a three-dimensional space
identified as such in the declaration and on the condominium
plat and shall include all improvements contained within the
space except those excluded in the declaration, the
boundaries of which are established in accordance with §
11-103(a)(3). A unit may include [two] 2 or more
noncontiguous spaces.

[(k)] (M) "Unit owner" means the person,        or

combination of persons, who hold legal title to a unit.        A

mortgagee OR A TRUSTEE DESIGNATED UNDER A DEED OF TRUST,   as
such, may not be deemed a unit owner.

11-102.

(a) The FEE SIMPLE owner of any property in the State
may subject the property to a condominium regime by
recording among the land records of the county where the
property is located, a declaration, bylaws, and condominium
plat that comply with the requirements specified in this
title.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That section(s)
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (as enacted by Chapter 246
of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1981) read(s) as
follows:

Article - Real Property

11-102.1.

(a) [At least 180 days before the developer requires
any tenant in possession to vacate,] (1) BEFORE PROPERTY IS
SUBJECTED TO A CONDOMINIUM REGIME, the owner, and the
landlord of each tenant in possession of any portion of the
property as his residence, if other than the owner, shall
give the tenant a notice in the form specified in subsection
(f) [and shall deliver a copy of the notice prior to
entering into a lease to each tenant who thereafter leases
any portion of the property for his residence]. THE NOTICE
SHALL BE GIVEN AFTER REGISTRATION WITH THE SECRETARY OF
STATE UNDER § 11-127 AND CONCURRENTLY AND TOGETHER WITH ANY
OFFER REQUIRED TO BE GIVEN UNDER § 11-136.

 

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