Maine Statutes
§ 32 §13174 — License denial
A license may be denied to any agency applicant:
1.Complete and accurate application.
Who fails to submit a complete and accurate application;
2.Proof of qualifications.
Who fails to submit satisfactory proof that it has met the qualifications specified in this chapter and is sufficiently trustworthy and competent to transact real estate brokerage services in such a manner as to safeguard the interests of the public;
3.Conviction of crime.
Subject to Title 5, chapter 341, if the owner or principal entity officials have been convicted of any Class A, B or C crime or any crime which bears directly on the practice of real estate brokerage; or
4.Revocation of license.
If the agency and its owner or its principal officers have had any professional or occupational license revoked for discipl
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Legislative History
PL 1987, c. 395, §A212 (NEW).
Nearby Sections
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§ 32 §13171
Real estate brokerage agency§ 32 §13172
Original application§ 32 §13173
Agency license qualifications§ 32 §13174
License denial§ 32 §13175
Agency changes§ 32 §13176
Trade names§ 32 §13177
Real estate brokerage contracts§ 32 §13177-A
Brokerage agreements§ 32 §13177-B
Unfair agreements to list residential real estate§ 32 §13178
Trust accounts§ 32 §13179
Supervision of employees§ 32 §13180
Termination of employment§ 32 §13181
Contents; display§ 32 §13182
Agency license renewal§ 32 §13183
Acts authorized