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Colorado Revised Statutes Title 12. Professions and Occupations § 12-135-506. Title protection

Current as of January 01, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

<For repeal of this section, see 12-135-510>

(1)[Formerly 12-135-111(1)] A person shall not advertise, represent, or hold themself out as or use the title of a “mortuary science practitioner” unless the person holds a mortuary science practitioner license issued in accordance with section 12-135-501.

(2)[Formerly 12-135-111(2)] A person shall not advertise, represent, or hold themself out as or use the title of a “funeral director” unless the person holds a funeral director license issued in accordance with section 12-135-501.

(3)[Formerly 12-135-111(3)] A person shall not advertise, represent, or hold themself out as or use the title of an “embalmer” unless the person holds an embalmer license issued in accordance with section 12-135-501.

(4)[Formerly 12-135-304] A person shall not advertise, represent, or hold themself out as or use the title of a “cremationist” unless the person holds a cremationist license issued in accordance with section 12-135-501.

(5) A person shall not advertise, represent, or hold themself out as or use the title of a “natural reductionist” unless the person holds a natural reductionist license issued in accordance with section 12-135-501.

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