Md. Code, Criminal Law § 13-1808
This is the official text of Md. Code, Criminal Law § 13-1808, part of Maryland’s Code, Criminal Law — defines crimes and punishments in Maryland.
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§13–1808.
Official statutory text
(a) The county may issue:
(1) one temporary 10-day bingo license to each applicant each calendar year at a fee determined by the county; or
(2) a 1-day bingo license at a fee determined by the county, not to exceed three 1-day licenses to each applicant each calendar year, authorizing the holder to conduct bingo at a specified fixed location for 1 day.
(b) A temporary 10-day bingo license authorizes the holder to conduct bingo at a specified fixed location for a maximum of 10 days in any 1 year.
(1) one temporary 10-day bingo license to each applicant each calendar year at a fee determined by the county; or
(2) a 1-day bingo license at a fee determined by the county, not to exceed three 1-day licenses to each applicant each calendar year, authorizing the holder to conduct bingo at a specified fixed location for 1 day.
(b) A temporary 10-day bingo license authorizes the holder to conduct bingo at a specified fixed location for a maximum of 10 days in any 1 year.
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