Md. Code, Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis § 23-1507
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§23–1507.
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(a) If a license application is denied, another license application from the same applicant or for the same location may not be considered for 1 year after the denial.
(b) If a subsequent license application by the same applicant or for the same location is denied within a 2–year period after the first denial, another application may not be considered from that applicant or for that location until the 2–year period expires.
(b) If a subsequent license application by the same applicant or for the same location is denied within a 2–year period after the first denial, another application may not be considered from that applicant or for that location until the 2–year period expires.
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