30 Miss. Code. R. 2401-4.11 - Change in Name, Ownership or Location
(1) Whenever the
ownership, location, or name of the Mississippi licensed establishment is
changed, a new license shall be obtained. Upon change of ownership or change of
address or change of name, a new establishment license application must be
submitted to the Board within thirty (30) calendar days of said change. The
appropriate fees and disclosures (including percentages of ownership) must
accompany the application.
(2) In
the case of a change in ownership or change in name, the Board Executive
Director may issue a special work permit allowing an existing establishment to
continue to conduct the business of that establishment for a period of ninety
(90) calendar days or until the next regularly scheduled Board. The permit must
be applied for at least fourteen (14) calendar days prior to the
change.
(3) For the purpose of
these rules, a change of ownership shall occur whenever the parties originally
owning or holding more than a 50% stake in an entity owning the establishment
are transferring ownership in the funeral establishment or entity owning the
funeral establishment such that he/she/they/it no longer hold(s) more than a
50% controlling interest in the establishment or entity.
Controlling interest means i) an interest in a partnership of greater than fifty percent (50%); or greater than fifty percent (50%) of the issued and outstanding shares of a stock of a corporation. If the establishment or crematory is operated by a business entity, any transfer of the ownership of fifty percent (50%) or more of the entity constitutes a change of ownership.
(4) If a change
of ownership is caused by the elimination of one (1) or more owners, for
whatever reason (death, sale of interest, divorce, etc.) without the addition
of any new owner(s), it is not necessary to obtain a new establishment license.
However, a new application for an establishment license form shall be filed as
an amended application within fourteen (14) calendar days after the change of
ownership.
(5) If a corporation,
individual or party begins ownership of a licensed funeral establishment or
ceases ownership of a licensed funeral establishment, a new establishment
license shall be obtained regardless of the relationship of the previous or
subsequent owner to the corporation, individual or party.
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