Nevada Code § 489.391

Grounds for disciplinary action: Failure to establish place of business; conducting business from unauthorized location; insolvency; furnishing false information; failure to prove employment or good character; other conduct; obtaining contents of examination
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The
following grounds, among others, constitute grounds for disciplinary action
under NRS 489.381 :
1. Except for a salesperson, failure of
the applicant to have an established place of business or conducting business
from a location that is not authorized by the Division.
2. Financial insolvency of the applicant
or licensee.
3. Material misstatement in the
application or otherwise furnishing false information to the Division.
4. Failure of a salesperson or applicant
for licensing as a salesperson to establish by proof satisfactory to the
Division that he or she is employed by a licensed dealer.
5. Failure of an applicant for a license
to provide proof satisfactory to the Division of the applicants good character
and reputation and fitness to engage in the activities for which the license is
sought.
6. Any conduct before licensing which was
in fact unknown to the Division and would have been grounds for denial of a license
had the Division been aware of the conduct.
7. Obtaining or disclosing the contents of
an examination given by the Division.

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