Ch. 5

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(i) Fails to account promptly for any funds
held in trust; or

(ii) On demand, fails to display to the
Commission all records, books, and accounts of the funds held in
trust.

(2)  The Commission may order summarily a suspension
under this [section] SUBSECTION only if it gives the developer:

(i) Written notice of the suspension and the
finding on which the suspension is based; and

(ii) After the summary suspension is effective,
an opportunity to be heard promptly before the Commission.

(3)  A summary suspension ordered by the Commission
under this [section] SUBSECTION:

(i) May start immediately or at any later date,
as set by the order; and

(ii) Shall continue until:

1.  The developer complies with the
conditions set forth by the Commission in its order; or

2.  The Commission orders a different
disposition after a hearing held under this section.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic errors in § 11A-121(f)(1), (2), and
(3) of the Real Property Article.

Occurred: Ch. 563, Acts of 1988.

11A-124.

(d) Notwithstanding subsection (c) OF THIS SECTION, any
person who is not a licensed real estate broker, associate real
estate broker, or real estate salesperson may be employed by the
developer or project broker to contact but not solicit, in person
or by telephone, any person to attend any sales presentation
concerning a time-share project, provided however, that the
person so employed:

(1)  Performs only clerical tasks;

(2)  Merely arranges appointments induced by others;
or

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