Ch. 5

LAWS OF MARYLAND

print unless it clearly and conspicuously discloses all
information required by § 14-504 OF THIS SUBTITLE.

(b)  A person may not knowingly sell at retail or wholesale
any fine print unless a written invoice, receipt for the purchase
price, or certificate furnished to the purchaser clearly and
conspicuously discloses all information required by § 14-504 OF
THIS SUBTITLE.

(c)  If a fine print is described as a "reproduction", the
information required by § 14-504 OF THIS SUBTITLE is not required
to be disclosed, unless the print allegedly was published in a
limited edition, an edition of numbered or signed prints, or any
combination of them.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic error in § 14-503 of the Commercial
Law Article.

Occurred: Ch. 49, Acts of 1975.

14-604.

(c) In addition to the requirements of [subsection]
SUBSECTIONS (a) and (b) of this section, the actual fineness of
all silver, silver alloy, and solder or alloy of inferior
fineness used to braze or unite the parts of the item shall be
assayed as one piece and may not be less than the fineness
indicated by the mark by more than 0.010 parts.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic error in § 14-604(c) of the
Commercial Law Article.

Occurred:     Ch. 49, Acts of 1975.

14-903.

(c) (1) In this   subsection, "Hebrew symbol" [means] MEANS:

(i)     Any Hebrew word or letter; or

(ii) Any symbol, emblem, sign, insignia, or
other mark that simulates a Hebrew word or letter.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Omitted colon in § 14-903(c)(l) of the
Commercial Law Article.

Occurred: Ch. 536, Acts of 1979.

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