Section 20-276
§ 20-276 Pawnbroker's clerks. It shall be unlawful for any pawnbroker
to employ a person under the age of sixteen years to accept or receive
any pledge.
Section 20-277
§ 20-277 Reports. The police commissioner, at such times as he or she
may prescribe in a written notice served upon any pawnbroker by a member
of the police department, may require such pawnbroker to report to such
commissioner, upon blank forms to be furnished by the police department,
a description of all goods, articles or things, or any part thereof,
pawned or pledged in the course of business of such pawnbroker during
the days specified in such notice, stating the numbers of the pawn
tickets issued therefor, the amounts loaned thereon, and such
identifying marks as may be on the goods pawned. If such notice from the
police commissioner so prescribes, such pawnbroker, until he or she is
notified to discontinue so doing, shall keep and furnish on such forms,
a general description as to sex, color and apparent age of every person
depositing such pledges.
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