WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                         Ch. 317

(1) THAT INDIVIDUAL IN THIS STATE; OR

(2) FOR THE USE OF ANY PARTNERSHIP, CORPORATION, UNINCORPORATED
ASSOCIATION OR LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY IN THIS STATE.

(B) THIS SECTION MAY NOT BE CONSTRUED TO ABROGATE OR ALTER ANY
RESTRICTIONS ON THE ISSUANCE OF ANY CLASS OF LICENSE OTHERWISE CONTAINED IN
§ 41 OF THIS ARTICLE.

(C) THIS SECTION MAY NOT BE CONSTRUED TO PROHIBIT THE ISSUANCE OF ANY
LICENSE OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY PERMITTED UNDER THIS ARTICLE.

(D) THIS SECTION MAY NOT BE CONSTRUED TO PROHIBIT THE ISSUANCE OF ANY
LICENSE TO ANY INDIVIDUAL FOR THAT INDIVIDUAL OR FOR THE USE OF ANY
PARTNERSHIP, CORPORATION UNINCORPORATED ASSOCIATION, OR LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY, IF THE LICENSE IS ISSUED FOR PREMISES WHICH ARE OUTDOOR
AMPHITHEATERS. CENTERS FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, STADIUMS, OR SPORTS
ARENAS.

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(b) Except as otherwise provided in this subtitle, every new application for a
license shall be made to the board of license commissioners or the clerks of court upon
forms prescribed by the Comptroller and sworn to by the applicant. Every application for
a license shall contain the following statements:

(12) A statement that the applicant, or person on behalf of whom the
application is filed, is not pecuniarily interested in any other place of business in [said]
THE county or City of Baltimore OR IN ANY OTHER COUNTY IN THE STATE where or
for which a license has been applied for, granted or issued under this article, except as
otherwise permitted in this article;

60.

(a) Before the board of license commissioners for Baltimore City or any county
approves any license, the board shall cause a notice of such application to be published
two times in two successive weeks, in three newspapers of general circulation in Baltimore
City, if the applicant proposes to do business in the City, and if the applicant proposes to
do business in any of the counties, in the two newspapers of general circulation in the
county where two newspapers are published, and if not, then in one newspaper having a
general circulation in the county. The notice shall specify the name of the applicant, the
kind of license applied for, the location of the place of business proposed to be licensed,
and the time and place fixed by the board for hearing upon the application. The hearing
shall be not loss than seven nor more than 30 days after the last publication. At the time
fixed by the notice for hearing upon the application or upon any postponement of such
time, any person shall be heard on either side of the question. If the board of license
commissioners for the city or any county DETERMINES THAT THE APPLICANT IS THE
HOLDER OF A LICENSE OR HAS A PECUNIARY INTEREST IN A LICENSE IN THE CITY
OR ANY COUNTY IN THE STATE, OR determines that the granting of the license is not
necessary for the accommodation of the public or that the applicant is not a fit person to
receive the license applied for, or has made a material false statement in his application,

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