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Code · Maryland · Real Property

§ 14-301

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§14–301.
(a)In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated unless the context requires otherwise.
(b)“Broker” means:
(1)An individual licensed as, or otherwise authorized to act as, a real estate broker under Title 17 of the Business Occupations and Professions Article; or
(2)A corporation or partnership authorized to provide real estate brokerage services under Title 17 of the Business Occupations and Professions Article.
(c)“Broker’s lien” means a lien established in accordance with this subtitle.
(d)“Claimant” means a broker claiming a broker’s lien under this subtitle.
(e)“Commercial lease” means a lease of building floor space intended to be used by the tenant for a nonresidential use whether or not the lease expressly sets forth a use.
(1)“Commercial leasing brokerage agreement” or “brokerage agreement” means a written agreement between a broker and the owner of commercial property that provides for the payment of a commercial leasing commission by the owner to the broker for services in obtaining a commercial tenant regardless as to whether the broker acted as the agent for the owner or the commercial tenant.
(2)“Commercial leasing brokerage agreement” or “brokerage agreement” includes a written unilateral offer from an owner of commercial property to one or more brokers, including the broker claiming a lien under this subtitle.
(g)“Commercial leasing commission” or “commission” means the compensation payable by the owner of commercial property to a broker for obtaining a commercial tenant under a commercial leasing brokerage agreement.
(h)“Commercial property” means land, and any improvements on the land, used or intended to be used for a nonresidential purpose.
(i)“Commercial tenant” means a tenant under a commercial lease.
(j)“Lien property” means the commercial property against which a broker’s lien is claimed or against which a broker’s lien has attached under this subtitle.
(k)“Owner” means the owner of the commercial property.
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