Chapter 330 — Auctioneers' Licenses, to Whom Granted

330.01 Auctioneers' Licenses, to Whom Granted County auditors issue one-year auctioneer licenses to residents who are at least 18 and have lived in the county for 6 … 330.02 Bond Every auctioneer must post a surety bond of $1,000 to $3,000 with the county treasurer before conducting sales. 330.025 City or Town Licenses Cities and towns cannot require a county-licensed auctioneer to get an additional local license or bond. 330.03 Account of Sales Auctioneers must keep records of all property sold, including sellers' and buyers' names and sale prices. 330.04 Forfeiture for Receiving Goods From Minors or Servants An auctioneer who knowingly accepts property from a minor or servant for sale can be fined up to $200. 330.05 Sales in Unauthorized Places; Penalty Allowing an unauthorized auction in your building is a misdemeanor. 330.06 Unlicensed Sales Selling property at auction without a license is a misdemeanor. Exceptions exist for sheriffs, tax collectors, and lien … 330.08 Advertisements All auction advertisements must include the auctioneer's name, address, and license number. 330.09 Notification of Change of Address Auctioneers must notify the county auditor in writing of any address change. A new license with the updated address … 330.10 Written Contract With Owner or Consignee of Property or Merchandise From Transient Merchants Auctioneers must have a written contract with the property owner before selling. Special rules apply to goods from … 330.11 Application by Nonresident Residents of states that license Minnesota auctioneers can get a Minnesota license under the same terms. 330.12 Penalties Violating any part of the auctioneer licensing law is a misdemeanor. 330.13 Exceptions This chapter does not apply to sales of purebred livestock or auctions by 4-H, FFA, or breed associations, but the …