Utah § 58-47b-504 Renting or leasing to a sole practitioner.

Utah Statutes

§ 58-47b-504 — Renting or leasing to a sole practitioner.

Utah § 58-47b-504

Title 58Occupations and Professions

Ch. 58-47bMassage Therapy Practice Act

Part 58-47b-5Unlawful and Unprofessional Conduct - Penalties

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Utah Code Ann. § 58-47b-504 (2026).

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A sole practitioner renting or leasing to a sole practitioner is not liable for the actions of the sole practitioner to which the sole practitioner rents or leases so long as the sole practitioner:

(1)verifies that the sole practitioner who is renting or leasing is a licensed massage therapist and in good standing in the state of Utah at the time of the rental or lease;

(2)obtains a signed attestation from the sole practitioner who is renting or leasing that the sole practitioner has no business arrangement with the licensed individual other than a rental or lease; and

(3)produces copies of the following if requested by the division:

(3)(a) the sole practitioner's state massage license;

(3)(b) the sole practitioner's signed attestation described in Subsection (2); and

(3)(c) the rental

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A sole practitioner renting or leasing to a sole practitioner is not liable for the actions of the sole practitioner to which the sole practitioner rents or leases so long as the sole practitioner:
(1) verifies that the sole practitioner who is renting or leasing is a licensed massage therapist and in good standing in the state of Utah at the time of the rental or lease;
(2) obtains a signed attestation from the sole practitioner who is renting or leasing that the sole practitioner has no business arrangement with the licensed individual other than a rental or lease; and
(3) produces copies of the following if requested by the division:
(3)(a) the sole practitioner's state massage license;
(3)(b) the sole practitioner's signed attestation described in Subsection (2); and
(3)(c) the rental agreement.