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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
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Ch. 250
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(e) The holder shall provide food as well as alcoholic beverages for
consumption at the catered event.
(D A holder may exercise the privileges under this license only during the
hours and days that are permitted in this article for a Class B restaurant or hotel
(on-sale) beer, wine and liquor license OR A CLASS B RESTAURANT OR HOTEL
(ON-SALE) BEER AND LIGHT WINE LICENSE.
(g) This section does not require a holder of an existing Class B (on-sale) beer,
wine and liquor license OR AN EXISTING CLASS B RESTAURANT OR HOTEL (ON-SALE)
BEER AND LIGHT WINE LICENSE to have a caterer's license for catering on the
premises that is covered by the existing license.
10-208.
(a) (1) If a license is refused, except as provided in this section, other
applications may not be considered from the applicant or for the premises, as the case
may be, for a period of six months. If a subsequent application by the same applicant
or for the same premises is refused within the two-year period immediately following
the date of the first refusal, then other applications may not be considered from the
applicant or for the premises, as the case may be, until the two-year period has
elapsed.
(2) This section does not hold against:
(i) An applicant where a license was refused on the grounds it was
not necessary for the accommodation of the public or because the premises were not
suitable to the sale of alcoholic beverages under the license applied for; or
(ii) The premises set forth in an application when the license
applied for was refused because the applicant personally was determined not to be a
proper person to be issued the license applied for. In Charles County, the limitations
of this section are not applicable to the refusal of a license on the grounds the license
was not necessary for the accommodation of the public, because the premises were not
suitable for sales of alcoholic beverages under the license applied for, or to the refusal
of a license because the applicant was determined not to be a proper licensee.
(J) (1) IN KENT COUNTY:
(I) IF AN APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE IS REFUSED, THEN THE
BOARD MAY NOT ISSUE AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE FOR THE SAME
PREMISES UNTIL A CALENDAR YEAR EXPIRES FROM THE DATE OF REFUSAL; AND
(II) IF A SUBSEQUENT APPLICATION FOR THE SAME PREMISES IS
REFUSED, THEN THE BOARD MAY NOT ISSUE AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE
FOR THE SAME PREMISES UNTIL 2 YEARS EXPIRE FROM THE DATE OF THE SECOND
REFUSAL.
(2) THIS SUBSECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO APPLICATIONS:
(I) THAT ARE REJECTED BECAUSE OF A LEGAL DEFECT OR AN
OMISSION;
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