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MDHB36Intro

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Altering certain terminology throughout the Annotated Code that refers to a clergyman to refer to a member of the clergy and churches to refer to faith institutions and places of worship; and defining "faith institution" as any Christian, Jewish, Isl...
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2026-03-04
To House Rules and Executive Nominations Committee
MDSB630Intro

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Authorizing the owner of property used for residential purposes to bring an action to recover damages incurred as a result of the value of the property being diminished from the use of eminent domain to take property and construct an overhead transmi...
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2026-02-17
To Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
MDHB1550Intro

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Repealing the authority of the State to engage in eminent domain; and repealing certain provisions of law relating to the State's eminent domain and condemnation authority.
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2026-02-17
To House Economic Matters Committee
MDHB1244Intro

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Authorizing the owner of property used for residential purposes to bring an action to recover damages incurred as a result of the value of the property being diminished from the use of eminent domain to take property and construct an overhead transmi...
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2026-02-12
To House Environment and Transportation Committee
MDSB93Engross

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Altering certain terminology throughout the Annotated Code that refers to a clergyman to refer to a member of the clergy and churches to refer to faith institutions and places of worship; and defining "faith institution" as any Christian, Jewish, Isl...
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2026-02-06
To House Rules and Executive Nominations Committee
MDSB451Intro

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Establishing that damages to be awarded for the taking of land in a condemnation proceeding include, in addition to the fair market value of the land taken, any legal, expert, or other fees or costs of the action incurred by a defendant.
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2026-02-04
To Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
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