2000 Minnesota Code
Chapters 175 - 186 Labor, Industry
Chapter 184A Entertainment Agencies
Section 184A.12 Issuance; refusal; revocation; suspension.

184A.12 Issuance; refusal; revocation; suspension.

The department shall issue a license as an entertainment agent, to a person who qualifies for the license under the terms of sections 184A.04 to 184A.10. The department may refuse to issue an entertainment agency license when, after due investigation, the department finds that the applicant is of unfit character to be an entertainment agent, or when the premises for conducting the business of an entertainment agent is found upon investigation to be unfit for this use. No agency license shall be issued to a person, firm, corporation, or association that has, within the past three years, been convicted of fraud or felony. No license shall be issued to an attorney whose license to practice law has been suspended or revoked, for a period of three years after the date of the suspension or revocation. The department may refuse to issue a license to a person or may suspend or revoke the license of a entertainment agent when it finds that any of the following conditions exist:

(a) the entertainment agent has violated a condition of the bond required by section 184A.10;

(b) the person or entertainment agent has personally engaged in a fraudulent, deceptive, or dishonest practice;

(c) the person or entertainment agent has violated any provisions of sections 184A.02 to 184A.19; or

(d) the person or entertainment agent has been legally adjudicated incompetent and has not been restored to capacity.

This section shall not be construed to relieve a person from civil liability or from criminal prosecution under the laws of this state. A violation of this section shall be treated as a violation of section 325F.69.

HIST: 1984 c 587 s 12; 1986 c 444