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Code · Maryland · Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis

§ 32-1403

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§32–1403.
(a)If a corporation, partnership, or limited liability company is a partner of a partnership applying for a license, the application shall state:
(1)the name of each owner of more than 33% of the stock in the corporate partner;
(2)the name of each owner of more than 33% of ownership interest of the partnership partner; or
(3)the name of each member with more than a 33% interest in the limited liability company partner.
(1)An application for a stadium beer and wine license for a partnership shall be made by and the license issued to three individuals who:
(i)shall be authorized in writing to apply for and hold the license on behalf of the partnership; but
(ii)are not required to be partners.
(2)One of the three individuals who applies for a license shall be a resident and registered voter of the county at the time the application is filed.
(3)The name of each partner shall be stated on the application.
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