United States — Hawaii
HRS § 461-15 - Miscellaneous permits
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This provision makes many prescription-drug and medical-oxygen activities unlawful unless the actor first gets the required permit from the board, with some listed exceptions.
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United States — Hawaii
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This provision makes many prescription-drug and medical-oxygen activities unlawful unless the actor first gets the required permit from the board, with some listed exceptions.
United States — Hawaii
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Sales agents and acquisition agents may not act or solicit as described unless they have the required license or registration, and the director must adopt rules governing their activities.
United States — Hawaii
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Lists activities of a foreign general partnership that do not count as transacting business in the state, with limits and exceptions.
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A person or entity may become listed as a commercial registered agent by filing a certified statement with the director.
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The commissioner may stop, suspend, revoke, deny, or postpone a securities registration statement’s effectiveness if public-interest and listed grounds are met, but must give notice and hearing rights before issuing a stop order.
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Businesses that sell or rent mopeds must give customers a copy of the approved moped rules, and moped renters must keep certain rental records for two years.
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A foreign limited partnership’s listed activities are not treated as transacting business in this State.
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A mark cannot be registered if it falls within listed refusal grounds, but the director may accept five years of continuous in-state use as evidence that a mark has become distinctive.
United States — Hawaii
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Vehicle owners generally must apply to the county director of finance to register vehicles used on public highways, with listed application details and specific exceptions.
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This provision defines key merger terms, including “association,” “merger,” “organizing articles,” and “other business entity.”
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This section lists activities of a foreign limited liability company that do not count as transacting business in the State, and says owning income-producing real or tangible personal property in the State does count unless excluded.
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Liquor containers must be labeled with manufacturer and product details, and manufacturers using a trade name must register it first.
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The director must record a trade name and issue a certificate when an application and fee are received, unless the name is too similar to an existing protected name. Applicants must renew on time and pay the $50 renewal fee.
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Applicants for a real estate license, registration, or certificate must file the commission’s application and provide required information. The commission can set application deadlines. Certain broker license names are barred unless approved, and broker licenses may become inactive unless the name is changed immediatel
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If the application complies with law and fees are paid, the director must issue a certificate of authority and return it to the filer or the filer’s representative.
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The director of finance must not accept most registration applications for vehicles under this part unless the stated location or registration conditions are met; special rules apply for certain out-of-state vehicles, and a $3 correction fee applies when registration records are corrected.
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Guards and certain guard-capacity workers must register, complete required training/testing, and keep up continuing education to stay registered.
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Certain partnership filings must be delivered to the director, and the director must file and stamp them unless they do not conform to law and fees are unpaid.
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This provision requires salvage-vehicle paperwork to be sent to the director of finance, sets notice duties for resale and total-loss settlements, and limits resale and road use until required documents are filed.
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The director may start administrative dissolution of a professional corporation if it misses required filings, fees, or agent requirements. Before dissolving, the director must mail notice, and the corporation has 60 days to fix the problem or show it does not exist. Dissolved corporations may only wind up, may seek re