United States — Texas
Insurance Code § 1458.052
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A registrant must disclose specified business and organizational information.
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United States — Texas
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A registrant must disclose specified business and organizational information.
United States — Texas
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United States — Texas
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United States — Texas
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Credit unions and certain credit union officers, employees, and agents are exempt from state securities-law supervision, registration, and regulation requirements when selling, issuing, or offering certain securities, except as required by this subtitle.
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The commissioner must adopt rules for fire extinguisher-related registration, licensing, and requirements, and may use recognized standards when doing so.
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United States — Texas
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A person is barred from serving on an authority’s board, and from acting as its general counsel in one case, if the person or spouse has specified ties to regulated toll-road businesses, Texas road trade associations, lobbyist registration, or benefits from the authority.
United States — Texas
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A person generally may not act as a facilitator unless specific business, IRS authorization, and registration conditions are met.
United States — Texas
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The county registrar must omit certain judges’ and officials’ home addresses from the registration list and respond in writing to residence-verification requests within 10 business days. The registrar may not release the judge’s address.
United States — Texas
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A third-party food delivery service is prohibited from certain actions unless stated conditions are met.
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