Texas § OC.1805.102 - PURCHASE AT TEMPORARY LOCATION OF SECONDHAND DEALER
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§ OC.1805.102. PURCHASE AT TEMPORARY LOCATION OF SECONDHAND DEALER
PURCHASE AT TEMPORARY LOCATION OF SECONDHAND DEALER. (a) A secondhand dealer conducting business from a temporary location may not engage in the business of buying business machines unless the person has filed within a 12-month period at least 30 days before the date on which each purchase is made: (1) a registration statement with the Department of Public Safety; and (2) a copy of the registration statement with the local law enforcement agency of: (A) the municipality in which the temporary location is located; or (B) the county in which the temporary location is located if the temporary location is not located in a municipality. (b) The statement must contain: (1) the secondhand dealer's name and address; (2) the business's location; and (3) other relevant information required by the department. (c) If the secondhand dealer is an association or corporation, the statement must set forth the name and address of: (1) each member of the association; or (2) each officer and director of the corporation. Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 388, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1999.
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