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Ch. 563
LAWS OF MARYLAND
1800
(2)  Personally; or (3)  By [registered mail] CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN
RECEIPT REQUESTED , BEARING A POSTMARK FROM THE UNITED STATES
POSTAL SERVICE. 5-306. (b) (1) The notice shall be given in person or by
[registered mail] CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED,
BEARING A POSTMARK FROM THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE, by the
claimant or his representative to the county commissioner, county
council, or corporate authorities of a defendant municipal
corporation or: (i) In Baltimore City, to the city solicitor; (ii) In Howard County, to the county executive; (iii) In Montgomery County, to the county
executive; or (iv) In Prince George's County, to the county
executive. (2) The notice shall be in writing and shall state
the time, place, and cause of the injury. 5-406. (a)  (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this
subsection, an action may not be instituted pursuant to this
subtitle unless the claimant has first presented the claim in
writing to the State Treasurer or his designee and the claim has
been finally denied. A final denial shall be in writing sent to
the claimant by certified [or registered] mail, RETURN RECEIPT
REQUESTED , BEARING A POSTMARK FROM THE UNITED STATES POSTAL
SERVICE. The failure of the State to notify the claimant of a
final denial within 6 months of receipt of the claim shall, at
the option of the claimant, be deemed a final denial of the claim
for purposes of this section. 8-208. (b)  When it is necessary to draw a grand or petit jury, the
clerk or jury commissioner shall issue a summons for each person
drawn for jury service. The summonses may be served personally,
by [registered] CERTIFIED mail, return receipt requested, BEARING
A POSTMARK FROM THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE, or by
first-class mail. When mail service is used, the summons shall
be addressed to the person drawn for jury service at his usual
residence or business address. Article - Financial Institutions


 
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