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15-60-114. Failure to preserve records or permit inspection — False statements in application.
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15-60-114. Failure to preserve records or permit inspection — False statements in application.
Any licensee under this chapter shall forfeit his, her, or its licenses and be guilty of a misdemeanor if he, she, or it:
(1) Fails, neglects, or refuses to keep and preserve the records provided for in this chapter;
(2) Knowingly makes any false entries upon and within the records;
(3) Causes any false or fictitious names upon and within the records;
(4) Refuses to permit any authorized person to inspect the records or entries therein; or
(5) Makes false statements concerning the application for license.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 15-60-114
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.15.odt
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15-60-114. Failure to preserve records or permit inspection — False statements in application.
Any licensee under this chapter shall forfeit his, her, or its licenses and be guilty of a misdemeanor if he, she, or it:
(1) Fails, neglects, or refuses to keep and preserve the records provided for in this chapter;
(2) Knowingly makes any false entries upon and within the records;
(3) Causes any false or fictitious names upon and within the records;
(4) Refuses to permit any authorized person to inspect the records or entries therein; or
(5) Makes false statements concerning the application for license.
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