Md. Code, Business Regulation § 5-607
This is the official text of Md. Code, Business Regulation § 5-607, part of Maryland’s Code, Business Regulation — governs general business licensing and regulation.
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§5–607.
Official statutory text
(a) If the Director finds that a registered cemeterian, permit holder, or any other person subject to the trust requirements of this subtitle has violated this subtitle or a regulation adopted under this subtitle, the Director may refer the matter to:
(1) the Attorney General for civil enforcement; or
(2) the appropriate State’s Attorney for criminal prosecution.
(b) The Attorney General may sue for and a court may grant:
(1) injunctive or other equitable relief;
(2) imposition of a civil penalty not exceeding $5,000; or
(3) both.
(1) the Attorney General for civil enforcement; or
(2) the appropriate State’s Attorney for criminal prosecution.
(b) The Attorney General may sue for and a court may grant:
(1) injunctive or other equitable relief;
(2) imposition of a civil penalty not exceeding $5,000; or
(3) both.
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