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(A) No pawnbroker shall receive, by way of pledge or pawn, any article whatever from a minor at any time, nor from any person between 8:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
(B) No pawnbroker or precious metal dealer shall accept an item for pawn, loan or sale which came from the manufacturer with an attached serial number if said number is missing, obscured or altered in such a manner as to be illegible. Neither shall they accept an item for pawn, loan or sale which appears to have had any identifying numbers, names, symbols or engravings removed, obscured or altered in such a manner as to be illegible.
(Am. Ord. 7-17-02, passed 7-10-17)
(A) Every pawnbroker or precious metal dealer shall keep a register of all loans and purchases of all articles effected or made by him.
(B) The register shall show the dates of all loans or purchases, and the names of all persons who have left any property on deposit as collateral security, or as a delivery or sale.
(C) Opposite the names and dates shall be written in plain hand a full description of all property purchased or received on deposit as collateral security, the time when the loan falls due, the amount of purchase money, the amount loaned and the interest charged. Said description shall contain any identifying numbers, names or symbols found on the item, including but not limited to: serial numbers, model numbers, owner applied numbers or engravings.
(D) Each entry must contain a legible copy of a state issued photo identification of the individual who presented the item. If the individual cannot present a state issued identification, the license holder shall take a photograph of the individual with the item they present and shall have the individual place their thumbprint in an identifiable manner upon the register.
(E) The register shall at all times be open to the inspection of any law enforcement officer of this state when in the discharge of his official duty.
(Am. Ord. 7-17-02, passed 7-10-17)
(A) Every pawnbroker or precious metal dealer shall give a plain written or printed ticket for the loan to the person negotiating or selling, and a plain written or printed receipt of the articles that have been purchased, or upon which money is loaned, having on each a copy of the entries required by KRS 226.040 to be kept in his register. He shall not make any charge for the ticket or receipt.
(B) A pawnbroker may sell any article pawned after the expiration of sixty (60) days from the maturity of the loan, provided that, not less than ten (10) days before making the sale, the pawnbroker shall have given notice to the person by whom the article was pawned, by mail addressed to the post office address of such person as shown on the pawnbroker's register, notifying such person that, unless he redeems the article within ten (10) days from the date of mailing said notice, the article will be sold.
(Am. Ord. 7-17-02, passed 7-10-17)
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