United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 521.003 — Definitions.
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This section defines terms used in Florida lease provisions for motor vehicles.
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United States — Florida
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This section defines terms used in Florida lease provisions for motor vehicles.
United States — Florida
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The office and the Attorney General may investigate and enforce violations, seek injunctions, restitution, penalties, and other court orders, and certain actions must be brought within specific time limits.
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This section defines money-laundering terms, makes certain financial transaction conduct unlawful, and sets criminal and civil penalties plus injunction and seizure procedures.
United States — Florida
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This section lists conduct that can lead to discipline for a licensee and sets out penalties and enforcement powers for the board or department.
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Mobile home dealers must have a valid license, register salespersons, keep required records, and meet bonding and reporting requirements.
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Florida imposes a 6% admissions tax and requires sellers to register, collect, remit, and keep records, with several specified exemptions.
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Commissioners and employees must follow conduct rules, including ethics training, conflict limits, and ex parte communication restrictions.
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A person may not operate as a recreational vehicle dealer in this state without a valid current license, and licensed dealers must meet application, records, title, bonding, and other compliance requirements.
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The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services administers and enforces this seed law and may inspect, test, regulate, and issue stop-sale notices for covered seed.
United States — Florida
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Florida law sets rules for electric vehicle charging stations, including local preemption, charger registration, permit handling, and enforcement.
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This section regulates towing vehicles or vessels from private property and sets notice, storage, reporting, release, and fee rules, with criminal penalties for some violations.
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This section defines many terms used in the chapter, including investor, dealer, adviser, security, issuer, and related terms.
United States — Florida
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This section lets the department and local authorities regulate utility use of rights-of-way, and it limits what municipalities and counties can require or charge communications providers.
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Election supervisors must train poll workers and related officials, and certain people cannot serve or work at the polls unless they complete required training.
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This section defines environmental health certification terms and sets certification, renewal, fee, and enforcement rules for environmental health professionals and technicians.
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A foreign corporation may register its name with the Florida Department of State if the name is available, and it must file a renewal application each year to keep the registration effective.
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Certain foreign nonprofit or cooperative electric corporations may do business in this state if they file the required charter documents and pay the filing fee.
United States — Florida
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This section lists conduct that can lead to license denial or discipline for applicants, licensees, registered interns, and certificateholders, and gives the board and department enforcement powers.
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This section defines key terms used in the act.
United States — Florida
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Massage establishments need a department license and must follow screening, recordkeeping, reporting, and anti-sexual-activity rules.