Tennessee § 54-20-123 Applicability of part

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§ 54-20-123 — Applicability of part

Tennessee § 54-20-123

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 54-20-123 (2026).

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(a)All provisions of this part, except § 54-20-113 , shall apply to automotive dismantlers and recyclers, as defined in § 55-17-102 , that are licensed pursuant to §§ 55-17-109(b) and 55-17-112 .

(b)It is the express legislative intent that this part not include a city street unless the city street is also a state or federal highway.

(c)This part shall not apply to any solid waste processing facility or disposal facility or site that is registered in accordance with § 68-211-106 .

(d)Any person who operates an established place of business licensed pursuant to § 55-17-102 to sell used cars or parts and engages in the business of automotive dismantling or recycling, as defined in § 55-17-102 , without the license required pursuant to § 55-17-109(b) shall be considered in violation of th

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(a) All provisions of this part, except § 54-20-113 , shall apply to automotive dismantlers and recyclers, as defined in § 55-17-102 , that are licensed pursuant to §§ 55-17-109(b) and 55-17-112 . (b) It is the express legislative intent that this part not include a city street unless the city street is also a state or federal highway. (c) This part shall not apply to any solid waste processing facility or disposal facility or site that is registered in accordance with § 68-211-106 . (d) Any person who operates an established place of business licensed pursuant to § 55-17-102 to sell used cars or parts and engages in the business of automotive dismantling or recycling, as defined in § 55-17-102 , without the license required pursuant to § 55-17-109(b) shall be considered in violation of this part.