Section 12. Each deposit made with the deputy director shall, during the term of the licensee's license and for sixty days after the return or surrender thereof or the filing of an affidavit of its loss, be subject to attachment and execution in behalf of any creditor of the licensee whose claim arises in connection with the business done under his state license and who gives notice of such claim to the deputy director during such period, and the deputy director may be held to answer as trustee, under the trustee process, in any civil action in contract or tort brought against said licensee for such claim and shall pay over upon execution such amount of money as he may be chargeable with upon his answer. Said deposit shall also be subject to the payment of any fine or penalty imposed on the licensee for violation of any provision of the eleven preceding sections; provided, that written notice of the name of said licensee and of the amount of such fine or penalty is given during such period to the deputy director by the clerk of the court in which, or the trial justice by whom, such fine or penalty was imposed. No payment of any part of said deposit shall be made to the licensee unless so much thereof is retained as is required to discharge all claims, fines and penalties of which notices have been given to the deputy director as herein provided and which remain undecided or unpaid. Upon the giving of notice as herein provided, a bond given in lieu of such deposit may be put in suit by any such creditor to recover the amount of such claim or by any such clerk of court or trial justice to recover the amount of such fine or penalty. If the licensee has made a deposit, the deputy director shall, until said deposit is exhausted, pay or make provision for the payment of all such claims, fines and penalties in the order in which notices thereof were received by him. If the licensee has given a bond, the order in which persons entitled to all such claims, fines and penalties shall recover on the bond shall, until the penal sum of the bond is exhausted, be determined by the order in which notices thereof were received by the deputy director.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part I - Administration of the Government
Title XV - Regulation of Trade
Chapter 101 - Transient Vendors, Hawkers and Pedlers
Section 2 - Application of Provisions of Chapter Relative to Transient Vendors
Section 4 - Filing of Applications; Records; Inspection
Section 6 - Neglect or Refusal by Transient Vendor to File Statement; False Representations
Section 8 - Selling Without License; False Statements in License Application
Section 9 - Penalty for Violation of Sec. 7 or 8
Section 10 - Action for Recovery of Local License Fee
Section 11 - Return or Surrender of State License; Cancellation; Affidavit of Loss; Notice
Section 12a - Special Licenses Relating to Transient Sales for Charitable Purposes
Section 13 - Hawker and Pedler Defined
Section 14 - Unauthorized Selling or Bartering by Hawker or Pedler
Section 15 - Application of Provisions of Chapter Relating to Hawkers and Peddlers
Section 16 - Sale by Hawkers or Pedlers of Certain Articles; Temporary Licenses
Section 17 - Sale by Hawkers or Peddlers of Certain Articles Without License
Section 18 - Sale by Hawkers or Pedlers Without License
Section 18a - Food for Sale for Consumption by Infants; Drugs
Section 19 - Trade or Sale of Bootblacking by Minors; Permits
Section 20 - Permitting or Aiding Minor to Violate Sec. 19 or 34
Section 22a - License for Sale of Prepared Food; Requisites
Section 24 - Special Licenses to Veterans and Blind Persons; Authority to Sell on Public Streets
Section 26 - Record of Licenses to Hawkers and Peddlers; Inspection
Section 27 - Endorsement, Display, and Production of License; Penalties
Section 28 - Effect of License on Prosecution
Section 29 - Sales by Hawkers or Pedlers Licensed as Auctioneers
Section 30 - Revocation of Licenses
Section 31 - Counterfeiting or Forging Licenses
Section 33 - Temporary Licenses to Sell Articles for Charitable Purposes; Fees