§ 19-14-15. Suspension of license.
The director, or the director’s designee, may, upon three (3) days’ notice and an opportunity for hearing, suspend any license for a period not exceeding thirty (30) days, pending investigation.
History of Section.P.L. 1995, ch. 82, § 52.
Structure Rhode Island General Laws
Title 19 - Financial Institutions
Chapter 19-14 - Licensed Activities
Section 19-14-1. - Definitions.
Section 19-14-2. - Licenses required.
Section 19-14-3. - Application for license.
Section 19-14-4. - Annual fee.
Section 19-14-5. - Minimum capital.
Section 19-14-6. - Bond of applicant.
Section 19-14-7. - Issuance or denial of license.
Section 19-14-8. - Denial of license due to incomplete application.
Section 19-14-9. - Contents of license.
Section 19-14-10. - Agent for service of process.
Section 19-14-11. - Prohibition or transfer or assignment of license.
Section 19-14-12. - Place of business — Branch offices — Name changes.
Section 19-14-13. - Revocation of license.
Section 19-14-14. - Revocation by default.
Section 19-14-15. - Suspension of license.
Section 19-14-16. - Surrender of license.
Section 19-14-17. - Contracts unimpaired by revocation, suspension, or surrender of license.
Section 19-14-18. - Reinstatement of license.
Section 19-14-19. - Filing findings on revocation or suspension.
Section 19-14-20. - Books, accounts, and records.
Section 19-14-21. - Advertising and misrepresentations.
Section 19-14-22. - Reporting requirements.
Section 19-14-23. - Examinations and investigations.
Section 19-14-24. - Tying with other business.
Section 19-14-25. - Transactions and place of business limited by license — Remote locations.
Section 19-14-26. - Penalty for violations.
Section 19-14-26.1. - Additional penalties.
Section 19-14-27. - Modification or repeal of chapter.
Section 19-14-28. - Appeal from director.
Section 19-14-29. - Appropriations — Fees.
Section 19-14-30. - Rules and regulations.
Section 19-14-31. - Pre-existing contracts.
Section 19-14-32. - Severability.
Section 19-14-33. - Compliance with federal law governing licensed activities.