Opinion

Harrison v. Motor Vehicle Administration

  • 302 Md. 634
  • 490 A.2d 694
  • 1985 Md. LEXIS 572
Court
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Filed
Apr 10, 1985
Status
Published
Author
Cole
On the bench
Cole, Menchine
Cited by
8 cases

legislative purpose of law which allows MVA to suspend driving privileges of uninsured motorist until outstanding judgment is paid is to provide “for the welfare of the public and for the correction or rectification of offenders against the health and security of the public”

How later courts described this case

  • legislative purpose of law which allows MVA to suspend driving privileges of uninsured motorist until outstanding judgment is paid is to provide “for the welfare of the public and for the correction or rectification of offenders against the health and security of the public”
  • determining whether Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund has sovereign immunity

Written by the judges who cited it.

The opinion

COLE, Judge,

concurring.

I concur in the judgments because I believe these cases are determined by the provisions of Maryland Code (1984 Repl.Vol.) § 17-207 of the Transportation Article.

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