United States — Tennessee
TCA § 7-51-1102 — Part definitions
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When a conversion becomes effective, the converted entity generally keeps the converting entity’s property, liabilities, rights, and status, and the conversion does not require winding up or dissolution.
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A lien or title-retention instrument on a registered vehicle is not valid against the owner’s creditors or later buyers/encumbrancers until this section and § 55-3-126 are satisfied, unless they had actual notice.
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If a vehicle has a qualifying defect, the manufacturer must replace it or refund the consumer, and special rules apply for lienholders and refinancing.
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This section sets standards for transactions in an insurance holding company system, requires advance notice for many covered transactions, limits extraordinary dividends, and imposes board-composition rules for domestic insurers and health maintenance organizations.
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This section defines terms used in the part and says when certain pre-need funeral contract rules and trustee requirements apply.
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This section defines several vehicle-related terms and sets classification rules for flood, methamphetamine, nonrepairable, rebuilt, salvage, and scrap metal vehicles.
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Counties may levy a motor vehicle privilege tax, but the tax and related decal rules have voter-approval and exemption requirements.
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Wholesale liquor applicants must apply to the commission, pay the required fees, and meet licensing and permit conditions.
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County registers may charge only the fees listed here, must waive certain fees for specified government documents, and cannot charge fees for child- or spousal-support lien notices or releases.
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This section defines key terms and lets certain tenants with disabilities request an exception for service animals or support animals. It also lets landlords ask for reliable documentation in some cases, limits what they may obtain, and allows denial or tenancy termination if false documentation or misrepresentation oc
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Tenants or prospective tenants with disabilities may ask for an exception to no-pet or paid-pet rules for a service animal or support animal.
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Licensed physicians must renew biennially with the board, pay board-set fees, and follow board forms and deadlines; the board can renew, set fees and penalties, revoke late licenses, and manage reinstatement and inactive status.
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An LLC that is barred by its articles from doing business in Tennessee but does so anyway may be fined a calculated amount for each year or part of a year it operates there.
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Out-of-state corporations or similar associations may do business in the state if they follow the applicable foreign-corporation rules and pay the required fees and taxes.
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A domestic or foreign PLLC may not provide professional services in the state until it delivers specified certified documents to the relevant licensing authority.
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This section creates retail food store wine licenses and sets who may get them, when they can be issued, and what they allow.
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A dealer must apply to the commissioner for a compressed natural gas dealer permit, and the permit is not assignable.
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A license application must be written, sworn, in the commissioner’s prescribed form, and include specified applicant and related-person information.
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Corporations transacting business under this chapter must get a certificate of authority from the commissioner for each insurance agent, renew the certificate yearly, and pay a $100 fine for failing to apply or for an agent acting without the certificate.