Guam § 109105 - Denial of Foreign Exchange License.
Full text of Guam Guam Code Annotated § 109105 — Denial of Foreign Exchange License., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 109105. Denial of Foreign Exchange License.
The Commissioner may deny an application for a license issued
pursuant to this Article if, after a hearing pursuant to the provisions of
the Administrative Adjudication Act, he finds that:
(a) The granting of the license will be against public interest;
(b) The applicant does not intend actively and in good faith to
carry on as a business with the general public the transaction which
would be permitted by the issuance of the license applied for;
(c) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof is not of good business reputation;
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(d) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof, is lacking in integrity;
(e) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof, has been refused a professional, occupational or vocational
license or had such a license suspended or revoked by any licensing
authority for reasons that should preclude the granting of the license
applied for;
(f) The applicant has knowingly or willfully made a
misstatement in an application to the Commissioner for a license, or
in a document filed in support of such application, or has made a
false statement in testimony given under oath before the
Commissioner or any other person acting in his stead;
(g) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof, has previously engaged in a fraudulent practice or act or has
conducted any business in an unlawful or dishonest manner;
(h) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof, has shown incompetency or untrustworthiness in the
conduct of any business, or has by commission of a wrongful act or
practice in the course of any business exposed the public or those
dealing with him to the danger of loss;
(i) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof, has failed to perform a duty expressly enjoined upon him by
a provision of this Article or the rules promulgated by the
Commissioner or has committed an act expressly forbidden by such
provisions or by such rules;
(j) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof, has been convicted of:
(1) A felony;
(2) Any crime involving moral turpitude; or
(3) A public offense having as one of its necessary
elements a fraudulent act or an act of dishonesty in acceptance,
custody, or payment of money or property;
(k) The applicant, and if a corporation, a director or officer
thereof, has aided or abetted any person in an act or omission which
would constitute grounds for the suspension, revocation or refusal
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of a license issued under this Article to the person aided or abetted;
or
(1) The applicant has permitted any person in his employ to
violate any provision of this Article.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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What does Guam Code Annotated § 109105 cover?
Section 109105 ("Denial of Foreign Exchange License.") is part of the Guam Code Annotated, the codified statutory law of Guam. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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