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TN Code § 55-14-101 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 14 - Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories|§ 55-14-101. Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories to Report Purchases Daily to Police Headquarters

 Dealers in secondhand automobile tires or secondhand automobile accessories shall be required to make daily reports to the police headquarters of the incorporated municipalities where these secondhand dealers transact their business, the reports to give a full description of all such articles that day purchased by the dealers, including numbers, markings, or workings appearing on the articles, and the description and address of the person from whom the articles were purchased by the dealer.
TN Code § 55-14-102 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 14 - Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories|§ 55-14-102. Articles Not to Be Sold Until Possessed for Three Days

 No sale of any secondhand automobile tires or secondhand automobile accessories shall be made by any dealer in the articles until they have been in the dealer's possession for a period of three (3) days.
TN Code § 55-14-103 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 14 - Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories|§ 55-14-103. Violation a Class C Misdemeanor

 A violation of this chapter is a Class C misdemeanor.
TN Code § 55-14-104 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 14 - Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories|§ 55-14-104. “Dealers” Defined

 Wherever the word “dealers” is used in §§ 55-14-105 — 55-14-107, it means all persons, partnerships or corporations engaged in the used or junk car business who purchase for resale used automobile parts and/or accessories.
TN Code § 55-14-105 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 14 - Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories|§ 55-14-105. Contents of Records of Purchase and Resale of Used Parts and Accessories

  All dealers as described in § 55-14-104 shall keep records of all used automobile parts and/or accessories purchased by them for resale and these records shall contain, but not be limited to, the following:  Name and address of the person from whom the dealer purchased the parts and/or accessories;   A receipt signed by the person from whom the dealer bought the parts and/or accessories, showing the dealer's purchase price;   The license number of the motor vehicle used by the seller, if there is one; and   The person or place where the seller obtained the parts or accessories.     The information shall be obtained by the dealer before purchasing the articles for resale.
TN Code § 55-14-106 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 14 - Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories|§ 55-14-106. Inspection by Law Enforcement Officers

 All records and information required to be kept by the dealer shall be made available for inspection by any law enforcement officer or official, and the records and information shall be kept by the dealer for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase by the dealer; provided, that no law enforcement officer or official shall use this information for any purpose other than the enforcement of law.
TN Code § 55-14-107 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 14 - Dealers in Secondhand Automobile Tires and Accessories|§ 55-14-107. Dealer Failing to Keep Records of Purchases and Resales of Used Parts and Accessories — Penalty

 Any dealer who fails to comply with §§ 55-14-104 — 55-14-106 commits a Class C misdemeanor.
TN Code § 55-15-101 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 15 - Sale of Motor Fuel Regulated|§ 55-15-101. Sale of Motor Fuel and Lubricating Oils Regulated — Posting of Sign or Placard Stating Price of Each Product Sold Required

 It is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to sell or offer for sale at retail, for use or consumption in any motor vehicle, or to deliver into any motor vehicle for actual or apparent use therein, any product for use in supplying, creating or generating motive power to that motor vehicle, or lubricating oil for that motor vehicle, unless the person, firm or corporation conspicuously and plainly posts at the place of the sale or delivery, a sign or placard, stating the price of each such product, and oil, separately, and so that the prices can be readily and easily distinguished by brand or other designation as legible words, letters and figures of uniform size and dimensions. The sign or placard shall be so located and placed that it may easily be seen and read by purchasers or prospective purchasers of the product or oil.
TN Code § 55-15-102 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 15 - Sale of Motor Fuel Regulated|§ 55-15-102. Sales to Be at Prices Shown on Sign or Placard

 It is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to sell or offer for sale at retail, for use or consumption in any motor vehicle, or to deliver into any motor vehicle, for actual apparent use therein, any product whatsoever for use in supplying, creating or generating motive power to the motor vehicle, or lubricating oil for the motor vehicle, at any price or prices, except the exact price or prices contained on the sign or placard required by this chapter, or to offer, deliver, grant, allow, give or promise, any actual, prospective, contingent, immediate or future benefits, concessions, discounts, refunds, premiums or gratuities of any kind or nature, that, in any degree, manner or extent, shall, or be calculated or intended to, effect or accomplish a sale of the product for other than the posted price or prices.
TN Code § 55-15-103 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 15 - Sale of Motor Fuel Regulated|§ 55-15-103. “Motor Vehicle” Defined

 “Motor vehicle,” as used in this chapter, includes all vehicles propelled by any power other than muscular power, except traction engines, road rollers, fire and police vehicles, ambulances, agricultural tractors, tractor cranes, steam shovels, road building machinery, electric trucks with small wheels used in factories, warehouses, and railroad stations and operated principally on private property, and such vehicles run only upon rails or tracks.
TN Code § 55-15-104 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 15 - Sale of Motor Fuel Regulated|§ 55-15-104. Violation a Misdemeanor — Penalty

  A violation of this chapter is a Class C misdemeanor.   Each day or part of a day during which a price sign is posted in violation of § 55-15-101 constitutes a separate offense.
TN Code § 55-16-104 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-104. Authority to Take Possession of Abandoned Motor Vehicles or Those Used in Curbstoning

  A police department may take into custody any motor vehicle found abandoned, immobile, unattended, or used in curbstoning on public or private property; provided, that any motor vehicle used in curbstoning on residential property may not be taken into custody unless the police department provides notice on the motor vehicle at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the seizure.   A police department may employ its own personnel, equipment, and facilities or hire persons, equipment, and facilities for the purpose of removing, preserving, and storing motor vehicles that have been abandoned, immobile, unattended, or used in curbstoning.   Any motor vehicle used in curbstoning is subject to seizure and forfeiture in the same manner as is provided by law for seizure and forfeiture of other items under title 40, chapter 33.   Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, nothing in this section shall limit a local government's initiative for more restrictive requirements regarding the sale of curbstoned vehicles.
TN Code § 55-16-106 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-106. Auction of Abandoned, Immobile or Unattended Motor Vehicles

  If an abandoned, immobile, or unattended motor vehicle has not been reclaimed as provided for in § 55-16-105, the police department shall sell the abandoned, immobile, or unattended motor vehicle at a public auction.   The purchaser of the motor vehicle shall take title to the motor vehicle free and clear of all liens and claims of ownership, shall receive a sales receipt from the police department, and, upon presentation of the sales receipt, the department of revenue shall issue a certificate of title to the purchaser.   The sales receipt only shall be sufficient title for purposes of transferring the vehicle to a demolisher for demolition, wrecking or dismantling, and, in this case, no further titling of the vehicle shall be necessary.   The proceeds of the sale of an abandoned, immobile, or unattended motor vehicle shall be used for payment of the expenses of the auction, the costs of towing, preserving and storing the abandoned, immobile, or unattended motor vehicle, and all notice and publication costs incurred pursuant to § 55-16-105.    Any remainder from the proceeds of a sale shall be held for the owner of the vehicle or entitled lienholder for forty-five (45) days, and then shall be deposited in a special fund that shall remain available for the payment of auction, towing, preserving, storage and all notice and publication costs that result from placing other abandoned, immobile, or unattended vehicles in custody, whenever the proceeds from a sale of other abandoned, immobile, or unattended motor vehicles are insufficient to meet these expenses and costs.   Whenever the chief fiscal officer of the state, county, city or town, as the case may be, finds that moneys in the special fund are in excess of reserves likely to be needed for the purposes thereof, the chief fiscal officer  may transfer the excess to the general fund, but in this event, claims against the special fund, if the special fund is temporarily exhausted, shall be met from the general fund to the limit of any transfers previously made thereto pursuant to this section.
TN Code § 55-16-107 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-107. Garagekeepers and Towing Firms Authorized to Enforce Lien

  Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter to the contrary, the police department through its chief officer, after complying with § 55-16-105, may execute a written waiver of its right to sell a vehicle taken into custody under this chapter in favor of a garagekeeper or towing firm in whose possession the vehicle was lawfully placed by the police department under this chapter. If a garagekeeper or towing firm has made repairs to a vehicle for which a waiver has been executed, the garagekeeper or towing firm may proceed to enforce the lien as provided in § 66-19-103. If the garagekeeper or towing firm has not made repairs to a vehicle for which a waiver has been executed, the garagekeeper or towing firm may proceed to sell the vehicle in accordance with the procedure established in § 55-16-106.   As to third-party purchasers, the sale of the abandoned, immobile, or unattended vehicle shall be valid, but the garagekeeper or towing firm shall sell the vehicle in a commercially reasonable manner, and failure to do so may subject the garagekeeper or towing firm to suit for monetary damages by either the true owner or a lienholder.
TN Code § 55-16-108 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-108. Disposal to Demolishers

  Any person, firm, corporation, or unit of government, upon whose property or in whose possession is found any abandoned, immobile, or unattended motor vehicle, or any person being the owner of a motor vehicle whose title certificate is faulty, lost, or destroyed, may apply to the police department of the jurisdiction in which the vehicle is situated for authority to sell, give away, or dispose of the vehicle to a demolisher.   The application shall set out the name and address of the applicant, the year, make, model and serial number of the motor vehicle, if ascertainable, together with any other identifying features, and shall contain a concise statement of the facts surrounding the abandonment, or that the title of the motor vehicle is lost or destroyed, or the reasons for the defect of title in the owner. The applicant shall execute an affidavit stating that the facts alleged therein are true and that no material fact has been withheld.   If the police department finds that the application is executed in proper form and shows that the motor vehicle has been abandoned, immobile, or unattended upon the property of the applicant or if it shows that the motor vehicle is not abandoned, immobile, or unattended but that the applicant appears to be the rightful owner, the police department shall follow the notification procedures set forth in § 55-16-105.   If any abandoned, immobile, or unattended motor vehicle is not reclaimed in accordance with § 55-16-105, the police department shall give the applicant a certificate of authority to sell the motor vehicle to any demolisher for demolition, wrecking or dismantling. The demolisher shall accept the certificate in lieu of the certificate of title to the motor vehicle.   Notwithstanding §§ 55-16-103 — 55-16-109, any person, firm, corporation or unit of government upon whose property or in whose possession is found any abandoned, immobile or unattended motor vehicle or any person being the owner of a motor vehicle whose title certificate is faulty, lost or destroyed may dispose of the motor vehicle to a demolisher without that title and without the notification procedures of § 55-16-105, if the motor vehicle is over ten (10) years old and has no engine or is otherwise totally inoperable.    If the vehicle does have an engine, and is properly licensed but otherwise fits the description of this section, then any such vehicle left on a public highway or street and pulled in at the direction of local or state law enforcement officials must be held at least ten (10) days. If, at the end of that period, no claim has been received for the vehicle, the vehicle may then be disposed of in accordance with this section.   Subdivision (f)(1) will not apply in counties with a metropolitan form of government, in which counties subsection (e) will remain in full force and effect.
TN Code § 55-16-109 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-109. Duties of Demolishers

  Any demolisher who purchases or otherwise acquires a motor vehicle for purposes of wrecking, dismantling or demolition shall not be required to obtain a certificate of title for the motor vehicle in the demolisher's name. After the motor vehicle has been demolished, processed, or changed so that it physically is no longer a motor vehicle, the demolisher shall surrender for cancellation the certificate of title or auction sales receipt. The taxpayer and vehicle services division shall issue forms, rules and regulations governing the surrender of auction sales receipts and certificates of title as are appropriate.   A demolisher shall keep an accurate and complete record of all motor vehicles purchased or received in the course of the demolisher's business. These records shall contain the name and address of the person from whom each motor vehicle was purchased or received and the date when the purchases or receipts occurred. The records shall be open for inspection by any police department at any time during normal business hours. Any record required by this section shall be kept by the demolisher for at least one (1) year after the transaction to which it applies.
TN Code § 55-16-111 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-111. Restrictions on Towing of Vehicles

 Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, a vehicle may not be towed without authorization by the owner of the vehicle until twelve (12) hours have elapsed since it was first observed to be immobile or unattended unless the vehicle is creating a hazard, blocking access to public or private property, or parked illegally.
TN Code § 55-16-112 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-112. Written Authorization Required for Towing or Storage of Motor Vehicle

  Notwithstanding any other provision of this part or of title 66, chapter 19, part 1, in order for a garagekeeper or a towing firm to tow or to store a vehicle the garagekeeper or towing firm shall obtain an express written authorization for towing and storage of each vehicle from a law enforcement officer with appropriate jurisdiction, or from the owner of the vehicle, or from the owner, or the authorized agent of the owner, of the private property from which the vehicle is to be towed. The authorization shall include all of the information required by § 66-19-103(d). In addition to any other penalty provided by this part or by title 66, chapter 19, part 1, a violation of this section is a Class C misdemeanor.   This section and § 66-19-103(a) do not apply to new or used motor vehicle dealers licensed under chapter 17 of this title.
TN Code § 55-16-113 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 16 - Unclaimed or Abandoned Vehicles|§ 55-16-113. Kickbacks Involving the Towing of Vehicles

  Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter to the contrary, a towing firm shall not make, confer or offer any payment or any other pecuniary benefit to an owner or manager of property from which the firm has towed a vehicle with the intent of rewarding the owner or manager for referring the vehicle for towing.   Notwithstanding any of this chapter to the contrary, an owner or manager of property from which a towing firm has towed a vehicle may not solicit or receive any payment or other pecuniary benefit from a towing firm in exchange for referring a vehicle for towing to the firm.   A violation of subsection (a) or (b) is a Class C misdemeanor.
TN Code § 55-18-101 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 18 - Automobile Clubs and Associations|§ 55-18-101. “Automobile Club or Association” Defined

 “Automobile club or association,” as used in this chapter, means any individual or entity, who in consideration of fees, dues, periodic payments, or other specifically stated charges, promises its members to provide automobile club services.
TN Code § 55-18-103 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 18 - Automobile Clubs and Associations|§ 55-18-103. Certificates of Authorization — Power of Commissioner to Grant and Revoke — Rules and Regulations — Similarity of Names Prohibited — Hearings

  The commissioner has full and complete authority to grant certificates of authorization to automobile clubs and associations, to revoke or suspend the certificates in accordance with the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, compiled in title 4, chapter 5, to promulgate rules and regulations, and to determine other services an automobile club or association may provide to its members.   In determining if a certificate of authorization shall be issued, the commissioner shall take into consideration, together with all other factors, the name of the automobile club or association and, if the name will interfere with the transactions of an automobile club or association already doing business in this state or is so similar to one already appropriated as to confuse or is likely to mislead the public in any respect, the commissioner shall refuse to issue a certificate of authorization.   The commissioner also has the authority to conduct hearings and to promulgate rules and regulations in accordance with the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, for the administration of this chapter.
TN Code § 55-18-104 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 18 - Automobile Clubs and Associations|§ 55-18-104. Supervision and Control of Commissioner

 All automobile clubs and associations now organized or operating in the state and all automobile clubs or associations hereafter organized or operating in the state shall be under the authority, supervision and control of the commissioner.
TN Code § 55-18-105 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 18 - Automobile Clubs and Associations|§ 55-18-105. Certificate of Authority Required — Application, Contents — Fee — Cash or Surety Bond — Agent for Service of Process — Expiration of License

  Annually, every automobile club or association organized and/or operating in this state shall file with the commissioner an application for a certificate of authority to continue its operations within the state, and every club or association desiring to commence operations within the state shall, prior to the commencement of its operations, file application with and receive a certificate of authority from the commissioner. No certificate of authority shall be issued until the automobile club or association has paid to the commissioner one hundred seventy-five dollars ($175) as an annual license fee, or the pro rata portion thereof necessary to be paid to the end of the current fiscal year from the date of the application of the license. Licenses shall be issued for the period beginning July 1 of each year and shall expire on the following June 30.   The following documents and information shall be filed with the application of all automobile clubs and associations:  The sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000) in cash or securities as approved by the commissioner, or, in lieu thereof, a surety bond payable to the commissioner in the sum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000), executed by the applicant with surety approved by the commissioner, conditioned upon full compliance with this chapter, and the performance of the obligations of the applicant to its members. Upon receipt of notice of the intended dissolution of the automobile club or association, and upon receipt of evidence satisfactory to the commissioner that all obligations of the club or association to its members have been satisfied, the commissioner shall refund the money or securities and the obligations of the bond shall terminate;   Appointment of an agent for service of process who shall be a resident of the state or, in lieu thereof, the commissioner;   A copy of the proposed form of membership application, membership certificate, bylaws, contracts for service, advertising material and any other data requested by the commissioner; and   References as to the character, ability and integrity of the organizers, manager, agent and any other person through whom the applicant proposes to issue contracts, membership certificates, membership cards, or other documents in return for membership fees or dues.     If the commissioner is satisfied that the applicant is qualified and meets all the requirements of this chapter, the commissioner shall issue to the applicant a certificate of authority to conduct the business of the automobile club or association within this state.
TN Code § 55-18-106 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 55 - Motor and Other Vehicles|Chapter 18 - Automobile Clubs and Associations|§ 55-18-106. License of Agent Required — Annual Fee

 Before any agent or representative may sell, solicit or negotiate membership in an automobile club or association in Tennessee, the agent or representative shall first apply to the commissioner for a license, and the commissioner shall have the full power and authority to issue the license upon proof satisfactory to the commissioner that the person is capable of soliciting automobile club or association memberships, and is of good moral character and recommended by the club or association on behalf of which the membership solicitations are made. No license shall be issued by the commissioner until the applicant has paid to the commissioner an annual license fee of twenty dollars ($20.00).