United States — Texas
Government Code § 305.009
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The commission must manage registration and report records, and registrants must keep related records for four years.
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The commission must manage registration and report records, and registrants must keep related records for four years.
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The attorney general must file the revocation action in the specified district court venue, and that court has jurisdiction over the case.
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Before transfer registration is presented, the issuer or indenture trustee may treat the registered owner as the only person entitled to vote, receive notices, and exercise the owner’s rights and powers.
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The attorney general must file a state action to revoke a foreign filing entity’s registration if the entity has not cured the problems within 31 days after notice and the attorney general finds cause for judicial revocation.
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An out-of-state business entity doing only disaster- or emergency-related work during a disaster response period is exempt from several Texas registration, tax, and licensing requirements, except as provided by Section 112.006.
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The certificate must list required assumed-name and registrant details, plus the use period and business-form statement.
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A firm may not do the listed fire extinguisher business unless it has a registration certificate from the department.
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A Texas court must appoint a receiver in certain state suits against a filing entity or foreign filing entity, and may do so when the state's interest requires it.
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The legislature says out-of-state businesses and employees helping Texas recover from a disaster or emergency should not be burdened by certain state and local registration, licensing, and tax requirements.
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A dealer or investment adviser must immediately post its registration certificate at its principal Texas office and post a duplicate copy in each Texas branch office.
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Department of Public Safety offices and state election officials must pass voter registration information to the county voter registrar and secretary of state on a daily or weekday basis.
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A certificate lasts up to 10 years, and a registrant may renew it for successive terms if a renewal certificate is filed within six months before expiration.
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In an involuntary revocation action for a foreign filing entity’s registration, the citation must be issued and served as provided by law.
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An issuer or registered dealer must file a registration statement with the commissioner to register securities by notification.
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A person may not handle ammonium nitrate or ammonium nitrate material without a certificate of registration, and sellers must display their registration publicly at their place of business.
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The secretary of state must charge set filing fees for covered for-profit corporation filings.
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This section forbids certain uses or copying of a registered mark that are likely to confuse people, and lets the registrant sue for damages and an injunction.
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A license holder must prominently display the license at the place of business, and a registration certificate holder must display the certificate at each location where a coin-operated machine is owned or exhibited.
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A person must register with the department before doing certain intrastate livestock-related businesses when registration is required by department rule, and must follow department rules for certain sales, purchases, or transport of dead or diseased livestock.
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The provision prohibits several fire-extinguisher business activities unless the required registration, license, labels, or other stated conditions are met, and it requires the commissioner to allow servicing of a portable fire extinguisher by rule.