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Session Laws, 1988
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Ch. 6

LAWS OF MARYLAND

license application and shall consent to individual liability for
any violation of the laws in the operation of such licensed game.

(4) A Class ND or Class NE beach bingo license shall
permit the operation of such licensed game within the town limits
of North Beach or Chesapeake Beach from May first until September
thirtieth in any one year only. Each applicant for any license
shall present evidence to the County Commissioners of Calvert
County that he has in [effect] EFFECT, for the period covered by
the proposed [license] LICENSE, a public liability insurance
policy covering liability for personal injury to any one patron
of such game in the amount of not less than $100,000 AND for more
than one patron in the amount of $500,000. A Class NF or Class
NG beach bingo license shall permit year-round operation in the
town limits of North Beach and Chesapeake Beach.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic errors omitted punctuation and an
omitted conjunction in Article 27, § 259A(b)(3)(vi)
and (4).

Occurred: Stylistic and punctuation errors occurred
in Ch. 575, Acts of 1970; the omitted conjunction
occurred in the printing of the 1987 Cumulative
Supplement to Volume 3A of the Annotated Code of
Maryland.

264.

(d) (1) Upon the ultimate disposition of such charge or
charges, indictment or indictments, resulting in acquittal,
dismissal, a stet, a nolle prosequi, or probation under the
provisions of Section 641, any person claiming that all or any of
the seized money, currency, or cash is not contraband of law
under SUBSECTION (a) OF THIS SECTION and should be returned to
the claimant, within one year after the date the judgment or
order was entered or the action was taken which constituted the
ultimate disposition, may make application on giving ten days'
prior written notice to the State Treasurer, custodian, county or
municipal treasurer, or director of finance, to the appropriate
court for a determination that the money, currency, or cash is
the property of the claimant and for an order that it be
returned.

(4) Timely notice must be given by certified mail or
other appropriate means to any known claimants, at their last
known address, of the requirements of this section for making
claim for the return of seized moneys, or the seized moneys shall
not be forfeited as provided by paragraph (3) of this [section]
SUBSECTION.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

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