Md. Code, Local Government § 13-301
This is the official text of Md. Code, Local Government § 13-301, part of Maryland’s Code, Local Government — governs the powers and operations of Maryland counties and municipalities.
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§13–301.
Official statutory text
In this part, “transient vendor” means a person who:
(1) engages in a business of selling or soliciting orders for the sale of goods;
(2) is located in one location or travels from place to place;
(3) intends to continue the business in the county for 1 year or less; and
(4) for the purpose of conducting the business, rents, uses, or occupies:
(i) a building or part of a building;
(ii) a street, an alley, a road, a park, or any other lot or parcel of land; or
(iii) an automobile, a truck, a boat, a cart, or any other motor or nonmotorized vehicle.
(1) engages in a business of selling or soliciting orders for the sale of goods;
(2) is located in one location or travels from place to place;
(3) intends to continue the business in the county for 1 year or less; and
(4) for the purpose of conducting the business, rents, uses, or occupies:
(i) a building or part of a building;
(ii) a street, an alley, a road, a park, or any other lot or parcel of land; or
(iii) an automobile, a truck, a boat, a cart, or any other motor or nonmotorized vehicle.
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