Md. Code, Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis § 12-1608
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§12–1608.
Official statutory text
A holder of a Class B (on–sale – hotels and restaurants) beer, wine, and liquor license may be issued:
(1) not more than three additional Class B (on–sale – hotels and restaurants) beer, wine, and liquor licenses for an apartment house with at least 150 apartments; or
(2) not more than five additional Class B (on–sale – hotels and restaurants) beer, wine, and liquor licenses for a hotel with at least 100 rooms.
(1) not more than three additional Class B (on–sale – hotels and restaurants) beer, wine, and liquor licenses for an apartment house with at least 150 apartments; or
(2) not more than five additional Class B (on–sale – hotels and restaurants) beer, wine, and liquor licenses for a hotel with at least 100 rooms.
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