ARM 23.16.121

ARM 23.16.121. LEASING OF LICENSE PROHIBITED

Last amended: 1998Length: 146 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Mont. Admin. R. 23.16.121

(1) A gambling license or permit is a privilege personal to the gambling licensee and may not be leased, assigned, or transferred to another person. (2) The department's examination to determine the existence of a lease or other similar arrangement includes, but is not limited to, the following factors: (a) the nature of various employment relationships (e.g., "lessee"/"lessor", "lessee"/gambling-related employees, "lessor"/gambling-related employees) ; (b) responsibility for liabilities (e.g., payment of taxes, insurance, rent; liability for injury; violations of law) ; (c) methods and amounts of reimbursement (e.g., to "lessor", to "lessee") ; (d) eventual transfer of business; and (e) any other evidence indicating the existence of a lease or other method of conveyance. (3) This rule does not prohibit a licensed operator from entering into an agreement with a licensed card room contractor to operate one or more live card game tables on the operator's premises.
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