This legal document governs the refusal to issue or renew licenses, as well as the revocation or suspension of licenses under the Bona Fide Coin Operated Amusement Machines article. It applies to applicants and licensees under this article. The document outlines various grounds for refusal, revocation, or suspension of licenses, including intentional violations of the chapter or regulations, failure to provide requested information or making false statements, coercion, unauthorized use of master license certificates or per machine permit stickers, failure to meet obligations imposed by tax laws or other regulations, and engaging in unfair methods of competition or unfair or deceptive acts or practices.

This legal document governs the right to notice and hearing, service of notice, establishment of procedures, and the prohibition on assigning, transferring, or selling by a master licensee under the Bona Fide Coin Operated Amusement Machines provisions of the Georgia Code. It applies to applicants and licensees in this context. The document ensures that applicants and licensees are entitled to at least 30 days’ written notice and, if requested, a hearing in certain instances such as license refusal or revocation.

This legal document governs the delivery of orders related to the refusal of an application, renewal application, revocation of a master license, or imposition of any other sanction in the context of Bona Fide Coin Operated Amusement Machines under the Georgia Code. The corporation is required to provide a written copy of the order to the applicant or licensee. The delivery of the order can be done through personal service, certified mail, statutory overnight delivery, or posting notice on the outside door of the business premises.

This legal document pertains to the judicial review of actions taken by a corporation or chief executive officer. It specifies that affected persons have the right to appeal such actions to the Superior Court of Fulton County. The court’s review is limited to the record and it cannot substitute its judgment for that of the corporation or chief executive officer on questions of fact. The court may affirm, reverse, or remand the decision based on various grounds, including violations of constitutional or statutory provisions, exceeding statutory authority, unlawful procedures, errors of law, lack of substantial evidence, or arbitrary and capricious behavior.

This legal document governs the process of appealing from a final judgment of the Superior Court of Fulton County. It states that any party, including the corporation, has the right to appeal in the manner provided for in civil actions generally. The document also mentions a historical reference to the enactment of this provision. Additionally, it includes editor’s notes regarding the repeal of the Act if any section is determined to be unconstitutional.

This legal document governs the payment and collection of annual permit fees for bona fide coin operated amusement machines in Georgia. Owners of such machines, who offer others the opportunity to play for a charge, are required to pay an annual permit fee for each machine. The fee amounts are $25.00 for each Class A machine and $125.00 for each Class B machine. Upon payment, the corporation issues a sticker for each machine, which must be securely attached.

This legal provision states that no refund shall be allowed for the annual permit fee assessed on each bona fide coin operated amusement machine registered with the corporation, except under specific circumstances. These circumstances include making a written request for a refund prior to the beginning of the calendar year and returning the permit sticker, making a written request for a refund prior to the issuance of the permit sticker, making a written request for a refund claiming the permit sticker was mistakenly purchased for a machine not subject to the permit fee and returning the permit sticker, or providing a sworn affidavit that a machine was sold, stolen, or destroyed prior to the beginning of the calendar year and returning the sticker unless it was attached to the stolen or destroyed machine.

This legal document governs the permit fees for additional bona fide coin operated amusement machines in Georgia. According to the document, if an owner purchases or receives additional machines during the calendar year, they must pay the applicable annual permit fee to the corporation and affix the permit sticker to the machine before it can be legally operated. Failure to obtain a permit sticker results in a penalty fee equal to twice the applicable annual permit fee for each machine in operation without a sticker.

This legal document governs the regulation and enforcement of bona fide coin operated amusement machines in the state of Georgia. It applies to owners and operators of these machines. Violations of the provisions outlined in this document may result in various penalties, including late fees, license suspension or revocation, equipment seizure, interest penalties, and debarment for repeat offenders. Intentional removal of permit stickers, operating machines without a current license or permit sticker, and making material false statements on applications are considered misdemeanors.

This legal document governs the limitation on the percentage of monthly gross retail receipts that location owners and location operators can derive from Class B machines. According to the document, no location owner or location operator can derive more than 50 percent of their monthly gross retail receipts from such machines, except for revenues due to a master licensee or noncash redemption earned by the player. Additionally, the document limits the number of Class B machines that can be offered to the public in the same business location to nine, with an exemption for amusement or recreational establishments.