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Ch. 10 1996 LAWS OF MARYLAND (i) For an unlicensed [premise] PREMISES; (ii) A Class B or C licensed [premise] PREMISES; or (iii) In Baltimore City, a Class B-D-7 licensed [premise] PREMISES. (12) (i) Wines that have been purchased at auction shall be delivered to DRAFTER'S NOTE: Error: Incorrect word usage in Article 2B, § 2-101(m)(7) and (o)(5) and Occurred: Various chapters. (n) (5) PROVISIONS RELATING TO CLASS B-3 LICENSES ARE FOUND IN § (6) (i) In this paragraph, "guest" means persons whose names and (ii) The Liquor Control Board may issue a 7-day special Class B (inn) (iii) To qualify for this license the applicant's establishment shall: 1. Be a historic structure; 2. Be approved by the appropriate governing authority to 3. Have a minimum of 4 rooms but no more than 10 rooms, 4. Have a seated dining capacity of not more than 40; and 5. Have a kitchen facility that has been approved by the local (iv) The holder of a 7-day special Class B (inn) license may sell only in (v) The annual fee for a 7-day special Class B (inn) license is $950. (vi) The Liquor Control Board may adopt additional regulations - 60 -
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