Issuance of Gaming Licenses to Corporations, Limited Partnerships, Holding Companies, Intermediary Companies and Publicly Traded Corporations

Issuance of Gaming Licenses to Corporations, Limited Partnerships, Holding Companies, Intermediary Companies and Publicly Traded Corporations

§ 75-76-199. Issuance of gaming licenses to corporations, limited partnerships, holding companies or intermediary companies or publicly traded corporations; definitions applicable to Sections 75-76-199 through 75-76-265
§ 75-76-201. State policy with respect to issuance of gaming license to corporations; waiver of requirements
§ 75-76-203. Eligibility requirements for corporations
§ 75-76-205. Additional requirements for corporations
§ 75-76-207. Approval of commission required for any disposition of securities of licensed corporation; finding of unsuitability of individual owner of security; effect of finding of unsuitability; certificate evidencing security to bear statement of restrictions
§ 75-76-209. Information required of corporations applying for gaming license
§ 75-76-211. Officers and directors of corporation required to be licensed; other persons required to be licensed
§ 75-76-213. Report of proposed issuance or transfer of corporate securities; report of change in corporate officers and directors; approval of commission
§ 75-76-215. Report of changes in corporate key executives; furnishing annual profit and loss statement, balance sheet and federal income return
§ 75-76-217. Failure of corporate employee to obtain or retain license; notice of new employee replacing terminated employee
§ 75-76-219. State policy with respect to issuance of gaming licenses to limited partnerships; waiver of requirements
§ 75-76-221. Eligibility requirements for limited partnerships
§ 75-76-223. Approval of commission required for any disposition of any interest in licensed limited partnerships; finding of unsuitability of individual to hold interest; effect of finding of unsuitability; certificate of limited partnership to bear statement of restrictions
§ 75-76-225. Information required of limited partnership applying for gaming license
§ 75-76-227. Partners of limited partnership required to be licensed; other persons required to be licensed
§ 75-76-229. Report of changes in limited partnership key executives; furnishing annual profit and loss statement, balance sheet and federal income tax return
§ 75-76-231. Failure of employee of limited partnership to obtain or retain license; notice of new employee replacing terminating employee
§ 75-76-233. Holding companies and intermediary companies; application of sections 75-76-235 through 75-76-241
§ 75-76-235. Requirements of holding companies and intermediary companies having subsidiary with gaming license; investigations; findings of unsuitability; certificate evidencing security in company to bear statement of restrictions; approval required for public offering of securities; additional requirements
§ 75-76-237. Officers, directors, etc. of holding company or intermediary company required to be found suitable; licensing requirements; failure to obtain or maintain suitability finding or license
§ 75-76-239. Information required of holding company and intermediary company
§ 75-76-241. Penalties for failure of corporate or limited partnership licensee or holding company or intermediary company to comply with laws and regulations
§ 75-76-243. Legislative declarations with respect to corporate acquisitions, repurchases of securities and corporate defense tactics
§ 75-76-245. State policy with respect to corporate acquisitions; repurchases of securities and corporate recapitalizations
§ 75-76-247. Regulations for review and approval of corporate acquisitions, repurchase of securities and corporate defense tactics
§ 75-76-249. Exemptions for publicly traded corporations; application of alternative provisions
§ 75-76-251. Application of foreign corporation to register as publicly traded corporation; investigation by executive director; cost of investigation
§ 75-76-253. Considerations in determining whether to recommend application to register as publicly traded corporation; hearing before executive director not required
§ 75-76-255. Requirements of publicly traded corporation owning or controlling licensed corporation, limited partnership or holding company
§ 75-76-257. Officers, directors and employees of publicly traded corporations subject to findings of suitability and licensing; failure to obtain or maintain suitability or license
§ 75-76-259. Information required from publicly traded corporations; alternative information required of publicly traded foreign corporations
§ 75-76-261. Failure of publicly traded corporation or its subsidiary corporation or limited partnership to comply with laws and regulations
§ 75-76-263. Certain persons controlling ownership interest in publicly traded corporation subject to finding of suitability; reports required to be filed with commission
§ 75-76-265. Effect of failure of person connected with corporate licensee, holding company or intermediary company to obtain or maintain finding of suitability or license

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