Which statute governs auctioneer law in North Carolina?

The statute that governs auctioneer law in North Carolina is N.C.G.S 85B. This statute provides the legal framework for the licensing, regulation, and conduct of auctioneers in the state. It outlines the necessary qualifications for becoming a licensed auctioneer, the ethical standards they must follow, and the procedures for disciplinary actions against licensed professionals. Understanding N.C.G.S 85B is essential for anyone involved in the auction industry in North Carolina, as it ensures compliance with state laws and helps protect both auctioneers and consumers during the auction process.

The other statutes mentioned do not pertain to auctioneer law; rather, they cover different areas of regulation within North Carolina. For instance, N.C.G.S 85A generally relates to the professions of cosmetology, while 85C addresses the field of massage and bodywork therapy. N.C.G.S 85D involves the licensing of certain health-related professionals. Being familiar with the specific statute that applies to auctioneers allows individuals in this profession to operate within legal boundaries and uphold the integrity of their business practices.