United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 17-7905 Filings related to limited partnerships.
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Certain limited-partnership-related documents must be filed with the secretary of state.
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United States — Kansas
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Certain limited-partnership-related documents must be filed with the secretary of state.
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The secretary may make rules and regulations to administer this act.
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This provision defines key terms used for third-party administrator regulation and gives the insurance commissioner power to determine control in fact.
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This provision says pharmacy benefits managers must be licensed to do business in Kansas, with an exception for certain registered administrators.
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This provision defines key trademark terms, including trademark, service mark, mark, trade name, person, applicant, registrant, use, abandoned, secretary, and dilution.
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Livestock dealers who must register must file a surety bond with the animal health commissioner unless they are already bonded under the federal Packers and Stockyards Act.
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Operators must provide bond or substitute security for surface mining registration, with set per-acre limits, while political subdivisions are exempt from posting bond or security on registered land.
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Prepaid service plans must keep specified securities on deposit with the commissioner of insurance, or use an approved surety bond or letter of credit instead.
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Roofing contractors and people doing roofing work are forbidden from abandoning contracts without legal grounds, misusing funds, making false statements, working without required registration or permits, or otherwise violating the act; the attorney general may receive complaints and investigate.
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Kansas law bars unlicensed people from practicing embalming and limits who may handle actual embalming, transport of dead bodies, and supervision of student and apprentice embalmers.
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This section makes several vehicle-registration-related acts unlawful and sets fines and other penalties for violations.
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This section sets rules for exemption certificates, seller recordkeeping, purchaser tax payment, and penalties for misuse or nonpayment of sales tax.
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This provision defines terms used in the act, including administrator, agent, bank, and broker-dealer.
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This section lets certain captive insurance companies apply for authority to do insurance business, but it also limits what they may insure, requires Kansas-based operations, and sets filing, fee, and confidentiality rules.
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This section allows certain restrictions on a corporation’s securities transfer or ownership limits, and says how those restrictions can be made, noticed, and enforced.
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County election officers must mail ballots and instructions on a set schedule, provide postage for returns, verify signatures, and handle replacement ballots and canvass procedures; electors must mark, sign, and return ballots properly.
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This section tells where a debtor, registered organization, certain bank branches or agencies, the United States, and a foreign air carrier are treated as located.
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Control-changing transactions involving a domestic insurer generally need a filing with the commissioner and prior approval.
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The commissioner can discipline a public adjuster’s license for listed misconduct, must hold a hearing before taking license-affecting action or penalties, and may also impose fines or other remedies.
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Sandbox participants get 24 months after approval to demonstrate the offering, and during the demonstration period several enforcement and charging limits apply.