TCA § 56-23-102 — False swearing to statement to obtain certificate of authority — Perjury — Denial of right to do business — Revocation of certificate
False swearing in the statement required to obtain a certificate is treated as perjury, with punishment as in perjury cases.
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business licensing certificate of authority false statements revocation
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TCA § 56-23-102 — False swearing to statement to obtain certificate of authority — Perjury — Denial of right to do business — Revocation of certificate
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