United States — Tennessee
TCA § 45-6-203 — Part definitions
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This section defines terms used in this part, including dealer and trader, pawn transaction, pawnbroker, pawnshop, pledged goods, and pledgor.
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United States — Tennessee
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This section defines terms used in this part, including dealer and trader, pawn transaction, pawnbroker, pawnshop, pledged goods, and pledgor.
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Out-of-state charitable organizations and professional solicitors that solicit in the state are treated as having appointed the secretary of state for service of process.
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This section creates the Tennessee private investigation and polygraph commission and sets who may serve, how members are appointed, and limits on lobbyist activity by commission members.
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This section creates the Tennessee massage licensure board and sets membership, appointment, ethics, compensation, quorum, and rulemaking rules.
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The county election commission must set policies and carry out many election-administration tasks, including appointing an elections administrator, approving budgets and equipment, certifying voting machines and election results, and maintaining office security.
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Contractors covered by this section must register with the codes administration department or another appropriate department and post the required permit bond.
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Registrants may charge only the loan charges listed here, subject to stated caps and conditions.
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Wholesalers must post a bond tied to their tax liability, with a $10,000 cap, and can lose bond exemptions if they miss tax deadlines.
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Applicants for certain Tennessee licenses or permits must submit a bond, and the commissioner can change bond amounts or approve alternate security.
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If a motor vehicle appears uninsured, the department of revenue must notify the owner and the owner has 30 days to respond with proof, an exemption, proof the vehicle is no longer owned, or a sworn statement.
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This section defines terms used in this part, including vehicles, people, proof of financial responsibility, and related insurance amounts.
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The commissioner may discipline a public adjuster’s license, issue a civil penalty, and send notice or orders by certified or registered mail.
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License and special-event permit applications must be filed with the commissioner and include specified information; special-event permit use is limited and temporary guards must meet age, conduct, and time limits.
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A health group cooperative of small employers may be formed only to obtain insurance and must meet membership, enrollment, registration, organizational, and filing requirements.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including business, person, partnership, transfer, and several partnership-related certificates and statuses.
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If a derelict or abandoned aircraft is found at a public-use airport, the airport authority must record the discovery, look for the owner or interested parties, and notify them within 10 business days. If the owner cannot be found, the authority must post a notice on the aircraft, using the required size and weatherpro
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People who sell, distribute, or handle tobacco products in Tennessee generally must get and renew a license, keep application information current, and pay required fees; the commissioner may impose penalties for unlicensed or late-renewal activity.
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Supervising officials must review certain regulatory board actions for trade-restraint concerns and can approve, remand, or veto them in writing.
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Banks and trust companies handling fiduciary property must keep it separate from the bank’s own assets, keep records showing the fiduciary relationship, and certify holdings on demand; they may also use specified safekeeping and deposit arrangements under stated conditions.
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Owning, making, or dealing in gambling devices or records is generally an offense, but several listed exemptions apply. Possession is a Class B misdemeanor, and forfeited devices or records must be destroyed unless the court approves an alternate disposition.