Montana Attorney General Opinion 15-115

Opinion No. 115 Ral"bers-8tate Board of Barber Exam- iners-Fees. HELD: There is no provision for any additional fees on account of n harber becoming delinquent, and if fees are accepted from one who has failed to prel'iously pay his annual dues, it would have to be on the basis of $3.00. March 16, 1933. You have requested an opinion from this office as to the fees and dclinquent fees required of a barber who has pre- "iously received a certificate from the State Board of Barber Examiners to follow his trade in Montana but who has failed to keep up his annual dues. Chapter 127, Laws of 1929, created the Bonrd of Barber Examiners and n number of the sections of that Chapter were amended by the 1931 Session of the general assembly. The fee for examination in the first instance and admission of an applicant is $15.00 and thereafter the annual fee is $3.00 from each barber who has been previously admitted. There is no provision for any u dditional fees on account of a barber becoming delin- quent and if fees are accepted from one who hns failed to prel;ously pay his annual dues it would have to be on the basis of $3.00.