Md. Code, Commercial Law § 22-604
This is the official text of Md. Code, Commercial Law § 22-604, part of Maryland’s Code, Commercial Law — governs commercial transactions - Maryland's version of the Uniform Commercial Code.
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§22–604.
Official statutory text
If a performance involves delivery of information or services which, because of their nature, may provide a licensee, immediately on performance or delivery, with substantially all the benefit of the performance or with other significant benefit that cannot be returned, the following rules apply:
(1) §§ 22–607 through 22–610 of this subtitle and §§ 22–704 through 22–707 of this title do not apply.
(2) The rights of the parties are determined under § 22–601 of this subtitle and the ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry.
(3) Before tender of the performance, a party entitled to receive the tender may inspect the media, labels, or packaging but may not view the information or otherwise receive the performance before completing any performance of its own that is then due.
(1) §§ 22–607 through 22–610 of this subtitle and §§ 22–704 through 22–707 of this title do not apply.
(2) The rights of the parties are determined under § 22–601 of this subtitle and the ordinary standards of the business, trade, or industry.
(3) Before tender of the performance, a party entitled to receive the tender may inspect the media, labels, or packaging but may not view the information or otherwise receive the performance before completing any performance of its own that is then due.
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