Opinion No. (2005)

Good Law
California Attorney GeneralApril 6, 2005California2,217 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

BILL LOCKYER Attorney General SUSAN DUNCAN LEE Deputy Attorney General THE HONORABLE VIRGINIA GENNARO, CITY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, CITY OF BAKERSFIELD, has requested an opinion on the following question: Is a person required to hold a license as a "secondhand dealer" if (1) he or she owns a "drop-off" store located within the state where secondhand tangible personal property is accepted for sale to be conducted on an internet auction website, (2) the property is held for display or in storage at the store or off the premises, (3) the property is advertised and sold by an internet auction website, (4) the store owner arranges for payment and delivery of the property sold, and (5) he or she charges the seller a fee for services rendered? CONCLUSION A person is required to hold a license as a "secondhand dealer" if (1) he or she owns a "drop-off" store located within the state where secondhand tangible personal property is accepted for sale to be conducted on an internet auction website, (2) the property is held for display or in storage at the store or off the premises, (3) the property is advertised and sold by an internet auction website, (4) the store owner arranges for payment…

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