Rules & Regulations of the State of Tennessee Title 0160 - Auctioneer Commission
📘 Overview of Title 0160 Regulations
Chapter 0160-01: Regulations of Auctioneers
This chapter outlines the general provisions for auctioneer operations in Tennessee, including:
Licensing Requirements: Applicants must meet specific criteria, such as age and experience, to obtain a license as a principal or affiliate auctioneer.
Escrow Account Requirements: Non-resident auctioneers must maintain an escrow account and provide documentation to the Commission.
Advertising Standards: All auction advertisements must include the licensee's name and license number, and the principal auctioneer must attend all auction sales.
Public Automobile Auctioneer Licensing: Individuals seeking a public automobile auctioneer license must meet additional requirements, including age, experience, and completion of specialized education.
Chapter 0160-02: Rules of Procedure for Hearing Contested Cases
This chapter establishes the procedures for handling contested cases before the Commission, ensuring due process and fairness in disciplinary matters.
Chapter 0160-03: Continuing Education
This chapter sets forth the requirements for continuing education for auctioneers, including definitions and approved programs.
⚖️ Enforcement and Case Law
While specific case law directly interpreting Title 0160 regulations is limited, the principles established in these regulations are often upheld in administrative hearings and can influence judicial decisions. For instance, the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act (T.C.A. §4-5-101 et seq.) provides the legal framework for contested case hearings, ensuring due process and fairness in administrative proceedings.
🧭 Accessing Full Regulations
For a comprehensive understanding of all rules and regulations under Title 0160, you can refer to the official compilation provided by the Tennessee Secretary of State:
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