Ch. 4 53                                           LAWS OF MARYLAND

(4)  The Class "6 [Baltimore City] pub-brewery license
shall be void if:

(i) The restaurant ceases to be operated as a
restaurant; or

(ii) The holder's Class B beer, wine and liquor
(on-sale) license is revoked or transferred to a different
location.

(5)   If the holder's Class B beer, wine and liquor
(on-sale) license is suspended, the Class 6 [Baltimore City]
pub-brewery license shall be suspended for the same period of
time.

(6)  Except for a license transferred to a new
location, a Class 6 [Baltimore City] pub-brewery license may be
transferred under § 74 of this article if an application for
transfer is filed with the [Baltimore City] RESPECTIVE board of
license commissioners OR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE ISSUING
AUTHORITY and simultaneously filed with the State Comptroller's
office.

(h) Except for a Class 6 [Baltimore City] pub-brewery
license, the holder of a distillery, rectifying, winery or
brewery license may apply for and obtain, under a different name,
one or more additional distillery, rectifying, winery or brewery
licenses for the same or another premises. Such licenses may be
issued to different persons or under trade names used by persons
occupying a part of or all of the same premises.

The holder of a rectifying, winery or brewery license may
apply for and obtain a wholesaler's license of any class for the
same premises or elsewhere as provided under this article.

110.

(c) The provisions of   subsection (a) of this section do not

apply to a holder of a     Class 6 [Baltimore City] pub-brewery

license with respect to the  malt beverages brewed on the premises
of the pub-brewery.

Article - Tax - General

5-201.

(b) Each manufacturer and each wholesaler shall complete,
under oath, and file with the Comptroller an alcoholic beverage
tax return:

(1) on or before the 10th day of the month that
follows the month in which:

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