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Texas Occupations Code - Chapter 52 Transfer Of License

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Texas Occupations Code Section 52.001 - Transfer Of License Permitted
Except as otherwise provided by law, a person who owns or holds a license to engage in an occupation issued in accordance with the laws ...

Texas Occupations Code Section 52.002 - Authority To Engage In Occupation After Acquiring License
A person who purchases or is assigned a license to engage in an occupation may engage in that occupation under the license during the unexpired ...

Texas Occupations Code Section 52.003 - Multiple Holders Of Single License Prohibited
This chapter does not permit two or more persons to engage in the same occupation under one license at the same time. Acts 1999, 76th ...

Texas Occupations Code Section 52.004 - Sale Of Certain Licenses
(a) A license held by a person to engage in an occupation is considered an asset of the person and may be sold in the ...

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