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Martin O'Malley, Jr., Governor
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Occurred: Chs. 3 and 4, Acts of 1999; as a result of Ch. 5, Acts of the Special
Session of 2006.
7-510.
(c) (4) (ii) 1. Under [an extension of] the obligation to provide
standard offer service in accordance with paragraph (3)(ii) of this subsection, the
Commission, by regulation or order, and in a manner that is designed to obtain the
best price for residential and small commercial customers in light of market conditions
at the time of procurement and the need to protect these customers from excessive
price increases:
A. shall require each investor-owned electric company to
obtain its electricity supply for residential and small commercial customers
participating in standard offer service through a competitive process in accordance
with this paragraph; and
B. may require or allow an investor-owned electric
company to procure electricity for these customers directly from an electricity supplier
through one or more bilateral contracts outside the competitive process.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Obsolete language in § 7-510(c)(4)(ii)1 of the Public Utility Companies
Article.
Occurred: As a result of Ch. 5, Acts of the Special Session of 2006.
Article - Real Property
8A-1001.
(c) (1) The park owner shall give the resident a receipt for the security
deposit.
[(1)] (2) The receipt may be included in a written rental agreement.
[(2)] (3) The park owner shall be liable to the resident in the sum of
$25 if the park owner fails to provide a written receipt for the security deposit.
[(3)] (4) The receipt or rental agreement shall contain language
informing the resident of his rights under this section to receive from the park owner a
written list of all existing damages if the resident makes a written request of the park
owner within 15 days of the resident's occupancy.
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