§ 41a. Definitions.
§ 41b. Application of licensing provisions.
§ 41c. Dealers required to have license.
§ 41d. Application for license.
§ 41e. Right to license; fees.
§ 41f. [Repealed.]
§ 41g. Dealers to keep records.
§ 41h. Investigations of dealers.
§ 41h-1. Investigation of dealers; grievance petition; answer; satisfaction of complaint.
§ 41i. Refusal of license.
§ 41j. Notice of refusal or revocation; license renewal; bond of applicant.
§ 41k. [Repealed.]
§ 41k-1. Arbitration of complaints; maximum amount.
§ 41l. Penalties.
§ 41m. Enjoining business; attorney general.
§ 41n. Rules and regulations.
§ 41o. Disposition of fees.
§ 41p. Partial invalidity.
§ 43. License required.
§ 44. Waiver of license requirement.
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