Maine § 32 §14710 Revocation of right to waive security deposit

Maine Statutes

§ 32 §14710 — Revocation of right to waive security deposit

Maine § 32 §14710

Title 32PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 128REGULATION OF TRANSIENT SALES

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 32, § 32 §14710 (2026).

Text

The authorized person within the department shall rescind the right of a transient seller of consumer merchandise to waive a security deposit upon occurrence of any of the following:

1.Conviction for theft or fraudulent business practices. The transient seller of consumer merchandise or any employee is convicted of a theft offense or fraudulent or deceptive business practice;

2.Failure to defend action under Title 5, chapter 10. The transient seller of consumer merchandise or any employee fails to successfully defend any action brought against it under Title 5, chapter 10; or

3.Failure to negotiate consumer complaints. The transient seller of consumer merchandise or any employee fails to negotiate consumer complaints filed against it with the Attorney General.

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The authorized person within the department shall rescind the right of a transient seller of consumer merchandise to waive a security deposit upon occurrence of any of the following:
1.
Conviction for theft or fraudulent business practices.
The transient seller of consumer merchandise or any employee is convicted of a theft offense or fraudulent or deceptive business practice;
2.
Failure to defend action under Title 5, chapter 10.
The transient seller of consumer merchandise or any employee fails to successfully defend any action brought against it under Title 5, chapter 10; or
3.
Failure to negotiate consumer complaints.
The transient seller of consumer merchandise or any employee fails to negotiate consumer complaints filed against it with the Attorney General.