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(b) On transfer of a vehicle titled in this State and
issuance of a subsequent certificate of title, the vehicle is
exempt from the excise tax imposed by this part, if it is:
(6) A vehicle that is jointly owned and transferred
to the name of one of the owners, if the transferee can establish
to the satisfaction of the Administration that the transferor did
not pay any part of the original purchase price of the vehicle or
any applicable taxes or fees for the vehicle; [or]
15-512.
(b) (2) The Administration shall require satisfactory proof
of the date on which a vehicle was destroyed. The Administration
may not pay for [140] ANY vehicle destroyed by any scrap
processor before July 1, 1984.
21-1303.1.
(b) (1) Prior to the sale of such vehicle, any dealer or
agent or employee of a dealer, any vehicle salesman, or other
person who sells a motorcycle as defined in this subsection shall
inform the buyer of the operating restrictions imposed by this
[subsection] SECTION.
(2) The Administration may provide a warning of the
operating restrictions imposed by this subsection.
22-221.
(f) (2) (i) The operator of any commercial vehicle as
defined in § 412(b) of Article 81 shall use warning lamps when
the posted speed limit is in excess of 45 miles per hour and the
vehicle is traveling at least 20 miles per hour under the posted
speed limit.
(ii) This paragraph does not apply:
[(1)] 1. Within any business or
residential district;
[(2)] 2. Whenever a vehicle is slowing or
stopping in lawful response to a traffic control device or in
response to traffic conditions; or
[(3)] 3. To any vehicle which is not
equipped with warning lamps.
25-204.
(c) In Baltimore City, a police department or its agent may
seek to recover costs of impoundment, storage, and sale of a
vehicle as provided by §§ 25-206.1 and 25-206.2 of this subtitle.
If a police department or its agent [seek] SEEKS to apply the
provisions of §§ 25-206.1 and 25-206.2 of this subtitle, the
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