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(B) THE POLICE DEPARTMENT ON WHOSE AUTHORITY THE VEHICLE
WAS IMPOUNDED MAY APPLY TO THE ADMINISTRATION FOR AN ASSIGNMENT
OF AN IDENTIFICATION NUMBER UNDER SECTIONS 13-106.1 AND 14-107 OF
THIS ARTICLE.

(C) THE POLICE DEPARTMENT ON WHOSE AUTHORITY THE VEHICLE
WAS IMPOUNDED MAY APPLY TO THE ADMINISTRATION FOR A CERTIFICATE
OF TITLE TO A VEHICLE, AND SHALL SUBMIT AS EVIDENCE OF OWNERSHIP:

(1) A COPY OF THE RETURN RECEIPT OR CERTIFIED MAIL
NOTICE RETURNED AS UNDELIVERABLE, RECEIVED UNDER SECTION 25-204
OF THIS SUBTITLE; OR

(2) A COPY OF THE NOTICE PUBLISHED UNDER SECTION
25-205 OF THIS SUBTITLE.

(D) NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 25-207 OF
THIS SUBTITLE, THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, AFTER SATISFYING THE
REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (B) AND (C) OF THIS SECTION, MAY
RETAIN AND USE THE VEHICLE FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES.

(E) ANY VEHICLE RETAINED FOR USE UNDER THIS SECTION:

(1) MAY NOT BE DISMANTLED OR DISASSEMBLED FOR THE
PURPOSE OF USING ITS COMPONENT PARTS; AND

(2) WHEN NO LONGER USABLE FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES, SHALL
BE TRANSFERRED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO A SCRAP PROCESSOR
LICENSED UNDER SECTION 15-502 OF THIS ARTICLE.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1985.

Approved May 21, 1985.

CHAPTER 202
(Senate Bill 475)
AN ACT concerning

Right of Redemption Foreclosures - Defendants

FOR the purpose of providing that the holder of trustees under
any unreleased deed of trust recorded among the land records
of a county is a defendant in a proceeding to foreclose the

right of redemption; providing that a portion of this Act is
an emergency measure; and providing for the application of
this Act.