Md. Code Regs. 01.02.07.05

Receipts and Notices.

Effective Nov 13, 200027:22 Md. R. 2059Criminal Law Article, §12-106, Annotated Code of Maryland
  1. A. A charitable organization conducting a raffle of real property may not sell any chance unless, at the time of sale, the purchaser is given a written receipt for each chance bought, in the form of a ticket that contains:

    1. (1) The name and Maryland address of the organization that is conducting the raffle;
    2. (2) The address of the real property to be raffled and a brief description of that property;
    3. (3) The date and time the organization will select the winner of the raffle, and the location of the drawing;
    4. (4) The amount of consideration paid for the chance;
    5. (5) A notice to the purchaser that a complete disclosure statement regarding the raffle is available, on request and at no cost, from the charitable organization;
    6. (6) A notice that the winner is responsible for any liens, encumbrances, closing costs, and applicable taxes unless otherwise provided in the disclosure statement; and
    7. (7) If needed, a notice that, if the raffle is cancelled, a percentage of the price of a chance may be retained by the charitable organization for administrative costs.
  2. B. A written notice advertising the raffle shall include the information required in §A of this regulation.
  3. C. The charitable organization shall obtain the name and address of each purchaser of a raffle chance.
  4. D. Disclosure Statement.

    1. (1) The charitable organization shall provide each purchaser of a chance, on request and at no cost to the purchaser, a copy of the disclosure statement filed with the Secretary of State.
    2. (2) Before the transfer of title to the raffle winner, the charitable organization shall provide the winner with a copy of the disclosure statement and obtain a signed acknowledgment of its receipt from the winner.
    3. (3) A copy of the signed acknowledgment shall be filed with the Secretary of State and retained by the charitable organization for a minimum of 3 years after the winner acknowledges receipt of the disclosure statement.
    4. (4) The disclosure statement provided to any purchaser of a chance and to the raffle winner shall include a statement that the disclosure statement has been placed on file with the Secretary of State of Maryland.

Authority: Criminal Law Article, §12-106, Annotated Code of Maryland

Effective date: March 28, 1983 (10:6 Md. R. 551)

Regulation .01B amended effective October 3, 1988 (15:20 Md. R. 2333)

Regulation .07C amended effective October 3, 1988 (15:20 Md. R. 2333)

Chapter revised effective November 13, 2000 (27:22 Md. R. 2059)

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