Ch. 756                        LAWS OF MARYLAND

(7) (8) SECTION 11B-105 OF THIS ARTICLE (NOTICE
PERTAINING TO. INITIAL SALE OF LOT IN DEVELOPMENT CONTAINING MORE
THAN 12 LOTS);

(8) (9) SECTION 11B-106 OF THIS ARTICLE (NOTICE
PERTAINING TO RESALE OF ANY LOT OR INITIAL SALE OF LOT IN
DEVELOPMENT CONTAINING 12 OR FEWER LOTS);

(10) SECTION 11B-107 OF THIS ARTICLE (NOTICE
PERTAINING TO INITIAL SALE OF LOT NOT INTENDED TO BE OCCUPIED OR
RENTED FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES);

(9) (11) SECTION 5-6B-02 OF THE CORPORATIONS AND
ASSOCIATIONS ARTICLE (NOTICE PERTAINING TO INITIAL SALE OF
COOPERATIVE INTERESTS); AND

(10) (12) SECTION 13-308 OF THE TAX - PROPERTY
ARTICLE (NOTICE OF LIABILITY FOR AGRICULTURAL LAND TRANSFER TAX).

(G) UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED, A CONTRACT OF
SALE IS NOT RENDERED INVALID BY THE OMISSION OF ANY STATEMENT
REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION.

[14-118.

(a)  A contract of sale of improved, residential real
property shall disclose to the initial purchaser the estimated
cost, as established by the appropriate water and sewer
authority, of any deferred water and sewer charges for which the
purchaser may become liable. If the appropriate water and sewer
authority has not established a schedule of charges for the water
and sewer project that benefits the property or if a local
jurisdiction has adopted a plan to benefit the property in the
future, the contract of sale shall disclose that fact to the
initial purchaser.

(b)  Violation of this section entitles the initial
purchaser to recover from the seller;

(1)  Two times the amount of deferred charges the
purchaser would be obligated to pay during the 5 years of
payments following the sale;

(2)  No amount greater than actually paid thereafter;
and

(3)  Any deposit moneys actually paid by the purchaser
that were lost as a result of violation of this subtitle.]

[14-120.

(a) A contract for use in the sale of residential property
used as a dwelling place for one or two single-family units shall

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