WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                   Ch. 561

(ii) if the surviving spouse owns and resides
in the dwelling house;

(2)  for the dwelling house that was formerly [owned]
OCCUPIED by the disabled veteran:

(i) if the dwelling house did not receive an
exemption under this section;

(ii) if the disabled veteran was domiciled in
the State at death; and

(iii) if the surviving spouse owns and resides
in the dwelling house; and

(3)  for a dwelling house subsequently acquired by the
surviving spouse, equal to the exemption for the former dwelling
house when the dwelling house owned by the surviving spouse was
transferred by the surviving spouse:

(i) if the surviving spouse owns and resides in
the subsequently acquired dwelling house; and

(ii) if the surviving spouse has qualified
under item (1) or (2) of this subsection.

(d)  (1) A disabled veteran or a surviving spouse shall
apply for an exemption under this section by providing to the
supervisor:

(i) a copy of the disabled veteran's discharge
certificate from active service in the armed forces; and

(ii) on the form provided by the Department, a
certification of the disabled veteran's disability from the
Veterans' Administration.

(2) The disabled veteran's certificate of disability
may not be inspected by individuals other than:

(i) the disabled veteran; or

(ii) appropriate employees of the State, a
county, or a municipal corporation.

(e)  (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this
subsection, an exemption under this section shall be granted in
addition to any other exemption authorized by law.

(2) An individual may receive an exemption under this
section or under § 7-207 of this subtitle but not under both.

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