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The document is a court opinion from the Maryland Court of Special Appeals regarding a dispute between Baltimore Street Builders, LLC (BSB) and Thomas G. Stewart over a mechanic's lien for unpaid construction work. BSB sought to enforce a lien after Stewart failed to pay the remaining balance of their contract. The court ruled that BSB could not enforce the contract or establish a lien because it was unlicensed as required by Maryland law. The opinion discusses various legal arguments presented by BSB, including claims of substantial compliance with licensing requirements, but ultimately affirms the lower court's decision.

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