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§ 12-103. Scope of subtitle.

This subtitle does not:

(1) limit any other law that:

(i) waives the sovereign immunity of the State or the units of the State government in tort; or

(ii) authorizes the State or its units to have insurance for tortious conduct;

(2) waive any right or defense of the State or its units, officials, or employees in an action in a court of the United States or any other state, including any defense that is available under the 11th Amendment to the United States Constitution; or

(3) apply to or waive any immunity of a bicounty unit, county, municipal corporation, or other political subdivision or any unit, official, or employee of any of those agencies or subdivisions.

[CJ §§ 5-401, 5-402; 1984, ch. 284, § 1.]

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§ 12-103. Scope of subtitle.

This subtitle does not:

(1) limit any other law that:

(i) waives the sovereign immunity of the State or the units of the State government in tort; or

(ii) authorizes the State or its units to have insurance for tortious conduct;

(2) waive any right or defense of the State or its units, officials, or employees in an action in a court of the United States or any other state, including any defense that is available under the 11th Amendment to the United States Constitution; or

(3) apply to or waive any immunity of a bicounty unit, county, municipal corporation, or other political subdivision or any unit, official, or employee of any of those agencies or subdivisions.

[CJ §§ 5-401, 5-402; 1984, ch. 284, § 1.]

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§ 12-103. Scope of subtitle.

This subtitle does not:

(1) limit any other law that:

(i) waives the sovereign immunity of the State or the units of the State government in tort; or

(ii) authorizes the State or its units to have insurance for tortious conduct;

(2) waive any right or defense of the State or its units, officials, or employees in an action in a court of the United States or any other state, including any defense that is available under the 11th Amendment to the United States Constitution; or

(3) apply to or waive any immunity of a bicounty unit, county, municipal corporation, or other political subdivision or any unit, official, or employee of any of those agencies or subdivisions.

[CJ §§ 5-401, 5-402; 1984, ch. 284, § 1.]