Sentences with phrase «allowed unlicensed person»
CRC # 253 (286, 273) Matter of DOS v. Gena DiDonato, Consent Order - allowed unlicensed person to serve as corporate officer
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A hospital would never allow an unlicensed person to perform an operation on a patient.
Not exact matches
In the 20 years I've been in Parliament, the APPJAG has helped abolish prohibitive live music licensing laws, and supported Lord Clement - Jones» Live Music Bill, which will allow live unlicensed music in venues holding up to 200 people.
Other proposed bills would require the city to provide free diapers at certain social services buildings; allow inmates in city jails to choose the gender of their doctor; report more details about unlicensed child care centers and maternal mortality; and assess the accessibility of doulas to pregnant people around the city.
Missouri, which has come under fire for being the «puppy mill» capital of America, recently initiated Operation Bark Alert, allowing people to report unlicensed breeders directly to Hagler by e-mail.
It confuses people between licensed CPAs and people who are unlicensed, and in many states are not allowed to hold themselves out as accounting experts (or use the word Accountant in Texas unless licensed).
Nebraska allows a person to buy liability insurance and also be listed as the only driver insured under this policy and that only driver can be unlicensed.
In addition, if this unlicensed person is going to drive the car regardless of what the law says, it is better to at least allow them to have insurance for the sake of all those possibly involved in an accident caused by the unlicensed driver.
I don't believe Michael says that they should not be allowed to fun FSBO sites, just that they should be clear that these sites not make themselves out to be professional Realtors (TM), nor make false claims, nor mislead the public, nor act as «unlicensed assistants»; a pretty long list of wrong doings right in broad view of a government that seems to care so much about the purchase and sale of real property for real people.
Section 6 - 1 (1) of the Council Rules requires that a licensee must not pay, offer to pay, or agree or allow remuneration to be paid to an unlicensed person who provides real estate services.