United States — Tennessee
TCA § 55-1-126 — “OEM headquarters company” and “OEM headquarters company vehicle” defined
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This section defines “OEM headquarters company” and “OEM headquarters company vehicle.”
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This section defines “OEM headquarters company” and “OEM headquarters company vehicle.”
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This section creates the alcoholic beverage commission, sets member appointment and eligibility rules, restricts commissioners’ lobbying activities, and lets the bureau of ethics and campaign finance issue implementing rules.
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Freight motor vehicles must be registered and taxed according to class, weight, and special-use rules; some special licenses, exemptions, additional taxes, and penalties also apply.
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Some delinquent licensed dealers must post cash or a commissioner-approved bond after notice.
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The board may suspend, revoke, or refuse to issue/renew alarm-system certifications and licenses, and anyone may file written charges with the board.
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Artisans must give written notice to the customer and to other known claimants, and some artisans must also make reasonable inquiry before notifying claimants.
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An ADS-operated vehicle may be driven or operated on streets and highways in this state without a human driver physically present if it meets listed safety, registration, and insurance conditions.
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This section requires sex offenders and registering agencies to report, update, and transmit registration information on set schedules, with specific exemptions and fee limits.
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This section defines terms used in the part.
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Program participants may use a secretary-of-state substitute address with government, schools, utilities, and other private entities; some entities must accept it, and certain address details are kept confidential.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter about mortgage lending, brokerage, and servicing.
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When a merger takes effect, the surviving entity continues or is formed, the other merging entities end, and property, debts, and rights move to the surviving entity subject to stated exceptions.
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Counties and municipalities may impose fees on certain privilege activities, and affected sellers, operators, and transient vendors must pay, collect, submit, or register as stated here.
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A defendant may use common law defenses in a damages action by a construction services provider if the provider had a workers' compensation exemption and lacked coverage under the relevant policy at the time of injury.
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A person may not operate or maintain a solid waste processing or disposal facility or site without registering with the commissioner; the section also sets notice, hearing, drilling-notice, and bad-actor permit rules.
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People born after January 1, 1989 generally may not operate registered vessels in state waters unless they meet the listed boating safety or supervision conditions; rental businesses must give required motorboat orientation before renting and keep the renter’s written acknowledgment.