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§ 112.46 FEES AND FINES PAID INTO TREASURY.
   All receipts from license fees and fines collected under the provisions of this chapter shall be paid into the town’s treasury.
(Prior Code, § 5.10.410) (Ord. 204, passed - -)
§ 112.47 LIEN.
   (A)   All property held or used for or on the premises for which a license is required by the provisions of this chapter is liable for such license and subject to a lien for the amount thereof, which lien has precedence over any other lien, claims or other demands, except those of the United States and the state, or either of them, and if any person fails or refuses to procure a license before the transaction of any games, the Chief of Police must seize such property or any other property belonging to such persons and sell it in the manner provided by law for foreclosure of agister’s liens.
   (B)   Such procedure for the collection of such license shall be cumulative and in addition to any procedure and penalty imposed for violation of this chapter.
(Prior Code, § 5.10.430) (Ord. 204, passed - -)
DEALER’S PERMIT
§ 112.60 DEALER’S PERMIT REQUIRED.
   No licensee shall employ or contract with an individual to be a dealer, operator or supervisor of any game of chance or authorized card game unless such individual has been issued a dealer’s permit.
(Prior Code, § 5.10.310) (Ord. 204, passed - -)
§ 112.61 APPLICATION FOR DEALER’S PERMIT.
   Any person desiring to obtain a dealer’s permit shall apply to the Director of Finance for the same on an application form provided therefor. On payment of the prescribed fee, the Director of Finance shall forward the application to the Chief of Police, who shall issue the same unless he or she finds that such person is ineligible for such permit.
(Prior Code, § 5.10.320) (Ord. 204, passed - -)
§ 112.62 PERSONS INELIGIBLE FOR DEALER’S PERMIT.
   No individual with an extensive police record, or whose reputation would bring discredit on the town or who has been convicted of any violation of the state’s Card Games Act, being M.C.A. Title 23, Ch. 5, part 3, Raffles and Bingo Law, being M.C.A. Title 23, Ch. 5, part 4, or laws relating to the conduct of sports pools, or of larceny or theft, or any crime of violence, or whose gambling license has been revoked or suspended by any town, county or state may be issued a dealer’s permit.
(Prior Code, § 5.10.330) (Ord. 204, passed - -)
§ 112.63 APPEAL TO TOWN COUNCIL REGARDING PERMIT APPLICATION.
   Should the Chief of Police fail or refuse to issue a permit after application has been made and the fee paid, the applicant may appeal his or her decision to the Town Council and, if not satisfied with their decision, may seek a writ of review.
(Prior Code, § 5.10.340) (Ord. 204, passed - -)
§ 112.64 REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF DEALER’S PERMIT.
   A dealer’s permit may be revoked or suspended in the same manner as a gaming license issued hereunder for any of the causes listed in this section and § 112.37 of this chapter.
(Prior Code, § 5.10.350) (Ord. 204, passed - -)
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