13 Miss. Code. R. 2-6.4 - Eligibility For Delayed Licensing
(a) A limited
partnership that holds or has applied for a gaming license may file an
application for approval of delayed licensing of its limited
partners.
(b) Only limited partners
whose aggregate effective ownership percentage in the limited partnership is
less than ten percent (10%) will be considered for delayed licensing approval.
For purposes of determining aggregate effective ownership percentage, an
applicant who owns any part of a legal entity that is a limited partner shall
be deemed to have the percentage ownership interest held by the legal entity,
in addition to the percentage ownership that the applicant holds
directly.
(c) A general partner is
not eligible for delayed licensing.
(d) If the Commission rules that a limited
partnership is eligible for delayed licensing of its limited partners, the
Commission shall direct the Executive Director, based upon such investigation
as he deems appropriate, to recommend to the Commission which of the limited
partners who have applied for delayed licensing, if any, should be granted
delayed licensing. (Adopted: 09/25/1991.)
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