United States — Hawaii
HRS § 449-1 - Definitions
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter.
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter.
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This section organizes the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, gives the director broad administrative and licensing powers, and requires licensed persons to pay fees.
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including consumer, motor vehicle, express warranty, nonconformity, purchase price, and settlement.
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Agencies must let the public inspect and copy many listed records during regular business hours, subject to stated exclusions and special disclosure conditions.
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Designated department officers may enter and inspect feed-related premises and vehicles, and must give a sample receipt if they take samples.
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A special purpose financial captive insurance company may apply for a certificate of authority, but it may insure or reinsure only its counterparty’s risks and needs commissioner approval to buy reinsurance.
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The director must not record a partnership statement or certificate if the partnership name is too similar to certain existing, registered, or reserved names, unless an exception applies.
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Certain limited partnerships must file an annual statement with the director, and a general partner must certify it as correct.
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Activity desks must have either a client trust account or a qualifying bond or irrevocable letter of credit to operate, and missing coverage can trigger automatic registration forfeiture.
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Articles of conversion must be executed, delivered to the department director, and include required statements and attachments.
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Pawnbrokers must not do a list of prohibited acts in pawn transactions, including overcharging, taking certain items, and setting certain customer liabilities.
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People or clubs may apply for a professional boxing license, but the application must be written and include required proof. The commission may issue the license only if the applicant meets the chapter’s conditions and qualifications, and licenses can later be revoked for certain findings.