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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 678

(10)  A description and motor vehicle tag number of
any vehicle used in connection with the applicant's activities;

(11)  A statement as to whether the applicant has ever
been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor and, if so, the nature
of the offense, when and where convicted, and the penalty or
punishment imposed;

(12)  The place where the goods, wares, or merchandise
are manufactured, their location at the time of the filing of
this application, and the proposed method of delivery; and

(13)  Any additional information which the [County
Commissioners] COUNTY COMMISSIONERS may require.

(g) (1) An applicant for a transient vendor's license shall
execute and file a bond in the amount of $10,000 with the [County
Commissioners of Washington County] COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY IN WHICH THE VENDOR INTENDS TO DO BUSINESS along with a
surety qualified to do business in the State and approved by the
[County Commissioners of Washington County] COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF THAT COUNTY.

(2)  The bond shall be payable to the extent of any
taxes, fees, or fines.

(3)  The surety shall indemnify a purchaser who
suffers a loss by reason of defective merchandise or
misrepresentation.

(4)  The bond shall provide that the [County
Commissioners of Washington County] COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY IN WHICH THE VENDOR INTENDS TO DO BUSINESS may file suit
in their own name against the licensee or surety on the bond for
taxes, fees, or fines due from the licensee that are not paid
within 30 days of the termination of the sale or license.

(5)  The bond shall provide that a purchaser at a sale
may maintain an action against a licensee or surety for claims
arising from the sale.

(6)  The bond shall continue in effect for 1 year
after the termination of the transient vendor's license, and
until all actions are concluded and judgments have been satisfied
or until the amount of bond has been exhausted by these payments.

(7)  The bond shall be in addition to all deposits,
license fees, permit fees, or other requirements under
[Washington County] THE law OF THE COUNTY IN WHICH THE VENDOR
INTENDS TO DO BUSINESS.

(8)  The applicant shall deposit a sum of cash which
is equivalent to the full amount that would be due for the
license based on the estimated time that the license will be
required.