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Ch. 236

LAWS OF MARYLAND

3-108.

(c)  (10) A certificate stating that the requirement of this
subsection, as far as it concerns the making of the plat and
setting of the markers, shall be put on the plat and signed by
the owner of the land shown on the plat to the best of his
knowledge and by the PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR OR PROPERTY LINE
surveyor preparing it.

(e)  Each plat shall be signed and sealed by a PROFESSIONAL
LAND surveyor [registered] OR PROPERTY LINE SURVEYOR LICENSED in
the State.

11-105.

(d)  A condominium plat or any amendment to a condominium
plat is sufficient for the purposes of this title if there is
attached to, or included in it, a certificate of a [registered]
PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR OR PROPERTY LINE surveyor authorized
to practice [his profession] in the State that (i) the plat,
together with the applicable wording of the declaration, is a
correct representation of the condominium described, and (ii) the
identification and location of each unit and the common elements,
as constructed, can be determined from them.

11A-103.

A time-share instrument shall be recorded among the land
records of every county in which any portion of the project is
situated and shall contain in addition to other provisions
required by this title the following:

(3) When the project contains more than 1 unit, a
time-share plat containing the information required by §
ll-105(b) of this article, the identification and location of
each time-share unit and the common elements, and a certificate
from a [registered] PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR OR PROPERTY LINE
surveyor that the plat and description in the time-share
instrument are correct representations of the time-share project;

11A-116.

(f)  (2) If a developer is required to be bonded with
respect to more than one project that the developer owns or
controls, directly or indirectly, the developer shall obtain a
separate bond in the appropriate penalty amount for the purchase
money held on each project which becomes registered with the
[Maryland Real Estate] Commission on or after July 1, 1987.

(i) No claim shall be made for reimbursement from the Real
Estate Guaranty Fund under Title [4] 16, Subtitle 4 of [Article
56A of the Code] THE BUSINESS OCCUPATIONS ARTICLE if the claim
can be successfully maintained against the surety bond. Under no

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