California § 6980.20 - If the applicant for a license is a partnership, the application shall state the
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§ 6980.20. If the applicant for a license is a partnership, the application shall state the
If the applicant for a license is a partnership, the application shall state the true names and addresses of all the general partners and the name of the partner to be actively in charge of the business for which the license is sought. The application shall be subscribed, verified, and signed under penalty of perjury by all of the general partners.
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