Rhode Island § 5-11.1-13 § 5-11.1-13. Responsibility of registrant for acts of agents/employees.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 5-11.1-13 — § 5-11.1-13. Responsibility of registrant for acts of agents/employees.

Rhode Island·Title 5 Businesses and Professions·Ch. 5-11.1 State Mobile Food Establishment Registration Act

§ 5-11.1-13. Responsibility of registrant for acts of agents/employees.
If a registrant is a firm or corporation, it is sufficient cause for the suspension
            or revocation of a registration that any officer, director, manager, or trustee of
            the firm or entity or any member or partner, in the case of a partnership, has been
            found by the department to have engaged in any act or omission that would be cause
            for denying, suspending, or revoking a registration to that party as an individual.
            Each registrant shall be responsible for the acts of any person working on their mobile
            food establishment or any person acting as the agent for that registrant, and f

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§ 5-11.1-13. Responsibility of registrant for acts of agents/employees.

If a registrant is a firm or corporation, it is sufficient cause for the suspension or revocation of a registration that any officer, director, manager, or trustee of the firm or entity or any member or partner, in the case of a partnership, has been found by the department to have engaged in any act or omission that would be cause for denying, suspending, or revoking a registration to that party as an individual. Each registrant shall be responsible for the acts of any person working on their mobile food establishment or any person acting as the agent for that registrant, and for the acts of any chef or other employee acting as the agent for that registrant.

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