(1) "Branch ordistrict office" means any physical location, other than a motor club'shome office, that is used by the motor club or its representatives as aprincipal place of business for conducting any type of business authorizedunder this Article and as a place of business that is used by clients orprospective clients in meeting or dealing with the motor club or itsrepresentatives in the normal course of business authorized under this Article.
(2) "Licensee"means a motor club to which a license has been issued under this Article.
(3) "Motorclub" means any person, whether or not residing, domiciled, or charteredin this State, that, in consideration of dues, assessments, or periodicpayments of money, promises its members to assist them in matters relating tothe ownership, operation, use, or maintenance of motor vehicles by renderingthree or more of the following services:
a. Automobile theftreward service. A reward payable to any person, law enforcement agency, orofficer for information leading to the recovery of a member's stolen vehicleand to the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons unlawfullytaking the vehicle.
b. Bail or cashappearance bond service. The furnishing of cash or a surety bond for a memberaccused of a violation of the motor vehicle law, or of any law of this State byreason of an automobile accident to secure the member's release and subsequentappearance in court.
c. Emergency roadservice. Roadside adjustment of a motor vehicle so that the vehicle may beoperated under its own power.
d. Legal service. Providing for reimbursement to a member for attorneys' fees if criminalproceedings are instituted against the member as a result of the operation of amotor vehicle.
e. Map service. Thefurnishing of road maps to members without cost.
f. Personal travel andaccident insurance service. Making available to members a personal travel andaccident insurance policy issued by a duly licensed insurance company in thisState.
g. Touring service. The furnishing of touring information to members without cost.
h. Towing service. Furnishing means to move a motor vehicle from one place to another under powerother than its own. (1963, c. 698; 1983, c. 542; 1985, c. 666, s. 81;1991, c. 401, s. 1; 1999‑132, s. 12.2; 2000‑122, s. 7.)
(1) "Branch ordistrict office" means any physical location, other than a motor club'shome office, that is used by the motor club or its representatives as aprincipal place of business for conducting any type of business authorizedunder this Article and as a place of business that is used by clients orprospective clients in meeting or dealing with the motor club or itsrepresentatives in the normal course of business authorized under this Article.
(2) "Licensee"means a motor club to which a license has been issued under this Article.
(3) "Motorclub" means any person, whether or not residing, domiciled, or charteredin this State, that, in consideration of dues, assessments, or periodicpayments of money, promises its members to assist them in matters relating tothe ownership, operation, use, or maintenance of motor vehicles by renderingthree or more of the following services:
a. Automobile theftreward service. A reward payable to any person, law enforcement agency, orofficer for information leading to the recovery of a member's stolen vehicleand to the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons unlawfullytaking the vehicle.
b. Bail or cashappearance bond service. The furnishing of cash or a surety bond for a memberaccused of a violation of the motor vehicle law, or of any law of this State byreason of an automobile accident to secure the member's release and subsequentappearance in court.
c. Emergency roadservice. Roadside adjustment of a motor vehicle so that the vehicle may beoperated under its own power.
d. Legal service. Providing for reimbursement to a member for attorneys' fees if criminalproceedings are instituted against the member as a result of the operation of amotor vehicle.
e. Map service. Thefurnishing of road maps to members without cost.
f. Personal travel andaccident insurance service. Making available to members a personal travel andaccident insurance policy issued by a duly licensed insurance company in thisState.
g. Touring service. The furnishing of touring information to members without cost.
h. Towing service. Furnishing means to move a motor vehicle from one place to another under powerother than its own. (1963, c. 698; 1983, c. 542; 1985, c. 666, s. 81;1991, c. 401, s. 1; 1999‑132, s. 12.2; 2000‑122, s. 7.)
(1) "Branch ordistrict office" means any physical location, other than a motor club'shome office, that is used by the motor club or its representatives as aprincipal place of business for conducting any type of business authorizedunder this Article and as a place of business that is used by clients orprospective clients in meeting or dealing with the motor club or itsrepresentatives in the normal course of business authorized under this Article.
(2) "Licensee"means a motor club to which a license has been issued under this Article.
(3) "Motorclub" means any person, whether or not residing, domiciled, or charteredin this State, that, in consideration of dues, assessments, or periodicpayments of money, promises its members to assist them in matters relating tothe ownership, operation, use, or maintenance of motor vehicles by renderingthree or more of the following services:
a. Automobile theftreward service. A reward payable to any person, law enforcement agency, orofficer for information leading to the recovery of a member's stolen vehicleand to the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons unlawfullytaking the vehicle.
b. Bail or cashappearance bond service. The furnishing of cash or a surety bond for a memberaccused of a violation of the motor vehicle law, or of any law of this State byreason of an automobile accident to secure the member's release and subsequentappearance in court.
c. Emergency roadservice. Roadside adjustment of a motor vehicle so that the vehicle may beoperated under its own power.
d. Legal service. Providing for reimbursement to a member for attorneys' fees if criminalproceedings are instituted against the member as a result of the operation of amotor vehicle.
e. Map service. Thefurnishing of road maps to members without cost.
f. Personal travel andaccident insurance service. Making available to members a personal travel andaccident insurance policy issued by a duly licensed insurance company in thisState.
g. Touring service. The furnishing of touring information to members without cost.
h. Towing service. Furnishing means to move a motor vehicle from one place to another under powerother than its own. (1963, c. 698; 1983, c. 542; 1985, c. 666, s. 81;1991, c. 401, s. 1; 1999‑132, s. 12.2; 2000‑122, s. 7.)
