Tennessee § 66-32-139 - Registration of acquisition agents — Penalties for prohibited activity and conduct — Commission's authority to promulgate rules and regulations.
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§ 66-32-139. Registration of acquisition agents — Penalties for prohibited activity and conduct — Commission's authority to promulgate rules and regulations.
All acquisition agents and their representatives, as defined in § 66-32-102, shall register with the commission and furnish such information as provided by commission regulation. The application for registration shall be accompanied by a twenty-five dollar ($25.00) registration fee. The commission has the authority to assess civil penalties, or to suspend or revoke the registration of an acquisition agent, for any activity or conduct in violation of § 62-13-312 or § 66-32-121. The commission also has the authority to promulgate rules and guidelines for the training and conduct of acquisition agents. Acts 2000, ch. 861, § 3.
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