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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 74F-4

Definitions

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Current — June 1, 2022
As of June 1, 2021
The following definitions apply in this Chapter:
The following definitions apply in this Chapter:
(1) Apprentice. — A person who has been issued an apprenticeship designation by the Board.
(1) Apprentice. — A person who has been issued an apprenticeship designation by the Board. (1a) Board. — The North Carolina Locksmith Licensing Board.
(2) Board. - The North Carolina Locksmith Licensing Board.
(3) Code book. — A compilation, in any form, of key codes and combinations.
(2) Code book. — A compilation, in any form, of key codes and combinations.
(4) License. — A certificate issued by the Board recognizing the person named therein as having met the requirements to perform locksmith services as defined in this Chapter.
(3) License. — A certificate issued by the Board recognizing the person named therein as having met the requirements to perform locksmith services as defined in this Chapter.
(5) Locksmith. — A person who has been issued a license by the Board.
(4) Locksmith. — A person who has been issued a license by the Board.
(6) Locksmith services. — Services that include repairing, rebuilding, rekeying, repinning, servicing, adjusting, or installing locks, mechanical or electronic locking devices, access control devices, egress control devices, safes, vaults, and safe-deposit boxes for compensation or other consideration, including services performed by safe technicians. The definition also includes any method of bypassing a locking mechanism of any kind, whether in a commercial, residential, or automotive setting, for compensation.
(5) Locksmith services. — Services that include repairing, rebuilding, rekeying, repinning, servicing, adjusting, or installing locks, mechanical or electronic locking devices, access control devices, egress control devices, safes, vaults, and safe-deposit boxes for compensation or other consideration, including services performed by safe technicians. The definition also includes any method of bypassing a locking mechanism of any kind, whether in a commercial, residential, or automotive setting, for compensation.
(7) Locksmith tools. — Any tools that are designed or used to open a mechanical or electrical locking device in a way other than that which was intended by the manufacturer.
(6) Locksmith tools. — Any tools that are designed or used to open a mechanical or electrical locking device in a way other than that which was intended by the manufacturer.
History
(2001-369, s. 1; 2003-350, ss. 1, 2; 2013-370, s. 3.)

Official source: North Carolina General Assembly. Reproduced from public-domain North Carolina statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.