Ch. 11

LAWS OF MARYLAND

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects a stylistic error in a
cross-reference in Article 48A, § 344D.

The stylistic error occurred in Ch. 292 of the Acts of
1968.

The stylistic error was noted by the Michie Company.

344G.

(1) The Commissioner may revoke, or may suspend for such
period as he may determine, any insurance agent's certificate if,
after notice and hearing as specified in Sections 35 through 39
of this article, he determines that the person:

(a)  Has wilfully violated any provision of this
article or of any other law of this State relating to insurance
as herein defined, or relating to another type of insurance; [or]

(b)  Has intentionally misrepresented or concealed any
material fact in the application for such certificate of
qualification; [or]

(c)  Has obtained, or attempted to obtain, such
license by misrepresentation, concealment or other fraud; [or]

(d)  Has misappropriated, converted or unlawfully
withheld money belonging to an insurer, insurance agent, broker,
beneficiary, or an insured; [or]

(e)  Has wilfully and materially misrepresented the
provisions of an insurance policy; [or]

(f)  Has committed fraudulent or dishonest practices
in the business of insurance; [or]

(g)  Has participated with or without the knowledge of
an insurer in the selling of motor vehicle insurance without any
bona fide intention to sell such insurance, as .evidenced by a
persistent pattern of filing of certificates of insurance
together with or closely followed by cancellation notices for
such insurance under the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund Law;
[or]                                            

(h) Has been convicted by final judgment in any state
or federal court of a crime involving moral turpitude; [or]

(i) Has knowingly participated in the writing or
issuance of substantial overinsurance of any property insurance
risks; [or]

(j) Has failed to pass an examination required
pursuant to this subtitle; [or]

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