Wyoming Statutes
§ 33-20-204 — License; prosecution of action for recovery of fee
Wyoming·Title 33 Professions and Occupations·Ch. 20 MERCHANTS: ITINERANT, TEMPORARY OR TRANSIENT·Art. 2 TEMPORARY OR TRANSIENT MERCHANTS
If any person, firm or corporation who is liable for the payment
of any license fee under this act shall after demand is made
upon him or it by the county clerk of the county wherein such
person, firm or corporation is engaged in business or by the
sheriff or deputy sheriff of such county, refuse or neglect to
pay such fee, unless such person comes within the provisions of
W.S. 33-20-207, the county clerk may in his own name, but for
the benefit of the county, immediately commence and prosecute an
action at law against such delinquent person, firm or
corporation for the recovery of such license fee, and for the
purpose of securing any judgment which he might recover in such
action, such county clerk may have the goods, wares and
merchandise of such person, firm or corporation attached upon
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Definition§ 33-20-202
License; required