Draft chapter 122: Peddlers, Solicitors, and Transient Merchants

§ 122.12 Hearing

The 2026 draft's § 122.12 beside the current code's § 122.13: removed words are struck through, added words underlined.

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The Clerk shall conduct a hearing at which both the licensee and any complainants shall be present to determine the truth of the facts alleged in the complaint and notice. Should the licensee, or authorized representative, fail to appear without good cause, the Clerk may proceed to a determination of the complaint.

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Current code

§ 122.13 Hearing

The Clerk shall conduct a hearing at which both the licensee and any complainants shall be present to determine the truth of the facts alleged in the complaint and notice. Should the licensee, or authorized representative, fail to appear without good cause, the Clerk may proceed to a determination of the complaint.

2010 Code, Chapter 122 · source page

2026 draft

§ 122.12 Hearing

The Clerk shall conduct a hearing at which both the licensee and any complainants shall be present to determine the truth of the facts alleged in the complaint and notice. Should the licensee, or authorized representative, fail to appear without good cause, the Clerk may proceed to a determination of the complaint.

August 2026 draft · page 255

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