Md. Code, Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis § 2-118
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§2–118.
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(a) There is a public storage and transportation permit.
(b) (1) The permit authorizes the holder to operate a warehouse to:
(i) store alcoholic beverages for the accounts of other persons; and
(ii) transport alcoholic beverages for the accounts of other persons into, in, or out of the State.
(2) The permit holder may use the permit for storage or transportation.
(c) (1) The Executive Director shall provide a means of identification for each vehicle authorized under the permit.
(2) The identification shall be kept in or on the vehicle at all times when the vehicle transports alcoholic beverages.
(d) (1) The permit fee is $200.
(2) The fee for the vehicle identification required under subsection (c) of this section is $10 for each vehicle.
(e) A license holder or permit holder is not required to have the permit to deliver alcoholic beverages that the license holder or permit holder may otherwise acquire, store, sell, or use.
(b) (1) The permit authorizes the holder to operate a warehouse to:
(i) store alcoholic beverages for the accounts of other persons; and
(ii) transport alcoholic beverages for the accounts of other persons into, in, or out of the State.
(2) The permit holder may use the permit for storage or transportation.
(c) (1) The Executive Director shall provide a means of identification for each vehicle authorized under the permit.
(2) The identification shall be kept in or on the vehicle at all times when the vehicle transports alcoholic beverages.
(d) (1) The permit fee is $200.
(2) The fee for the vehicle identification required under subsection (c) of this section is $10 for each vehicle.
(e) A license holder or permit holder is not required to have the permit to deliver alcoholic beverages that the license holder or permit holder may otherwise acquire, store, sell, or use.
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