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Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
O-2280
| Tex. Att'y Gen. | Jul 2, 1940
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*1 OFFICE OF THiZ ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS

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ion 118, 0r the ho shall be regis- having bud at r graduated from a vould be oonaidered tee on their ori@nal appll- this Office that he or she haa hool eduoatlon, would this be vithout further aubstantirtton?

on hafi held un operrrtor's 110ense ior t a&mot furnish proof of eotufbl prao- tlcal experlenae during the majority of the thvw yeam; vould he she be elfglble for the lnatruator's examlnstiont"

subseotlon (a) Seotion 11 Article 734b 0r the Pew1 Code is:

ma. Ella Mm Murphy, Page 2

“BO school Or Beauty Culture elm11 be [8] certlrlwto 0r regietrrti0n and melntain upon its stair a etiri0ient unle~8 it ehr 1 ~lrrpx0~ r-" mmbw or who ehall be registered halrdveeeere or instmtore, coemetologiate having bad at 1eaet three (3) year8 pnotlcal experience and high sohool eduoation or the equIvalentthereoi,and eaIdInetructor8 eballbe mquiredto pace mexamIlutIonoonduotadby theBoard Examsnore to determwe their rim088 as terahsn, provided, holover, that the emtlon or tea&we eball not be nquired orpewone wh~hmro been tush- 2n.g the notioe or ooametoloff 0r hairdreeeing, r0r three (37 pare pr%or to the paeeage of th5.8 Aat3 and 8h8ii ~~intaln 011 It8 8tsrr O- fkat0r 0r mdbb0, 88 aoonsultant,vho ehall leoture nonthlyonemi- tation, eterlllaation and the uee aatieeptIo8 eon- eietent vIth the praotical aad theoretloal raquIre- me&a 88 to the olaeeitled ooo\rgrtione ae proride by thls Aot, ud ehall poeeeae apparatue and e uiprwt rorthspr?o~rradruilt~O~0raii ita OurriOUlua~ ehallkeepadaIlyrutooml0rths 8*00t8 [9] 0r attendance 0r 8tuderk.s;arintanngd.m ala88 eta Instruction hours, eetablleh gmdoe and hold examlna- tione berow isruing diplcme, and l hal1 reqm a eohool term Or not lees than o&e tboueand (1 000) hour6 to be completed In net lass than six (6) m&he all or a PrJority th0 HOP 8 0oPpl8te 00w8e ud 0wm010gy.* pra4mt2e8 0r haia0~8ing

We anaver your qwetiona in the order ia wbIoh they appear In your request. "Xqnivalent" means equal in value, row0, meuaq w

like2 vhen equal so far as concerns ratter under c~eid6ratIoz-i OF equal In worth value, paver, dohot, ImpoH and Uke. Vol. 1, worde & Phraeee, 4th 9er. p. 905. Cltlng Atlantic chrlatian College v. HInee, 152 S.E. 797.

The vord "equivalent" meane equal in value, vorth, r0m8, or 8ignIrIWnw, but waning to be attached to word in each in- stance depends upon clroumstanoee. Vol. 2, Words (B Pha’ases, 5th Ser., PO 747. Citing CalIahan v. Telpier, 183 Atl. 400.

The use by the Laglelatwe or the term "the eqgivalent in the above statute oontemplated that an applbant met thtmOrR prove that he or she either graduatad froe~ a high eohool OP had aoguiwd, by reason 8tad;r and.sxperIence, IA eduoation 0r equrl value.

Mrs. Ella Ibe Murphy, Page 3

The anawr to your first question met neoesearIly depend upon the facts In eeoh Indlvldual case to be tested in the light or the above defmtlone. Your Board has the discretion to de such reaeonable requirements for the proor thereof as you see rit.

In anever to your second queetlon, as to vhether or not the etatementofan8pplIcant that he ahe had graduated from a high school would be eufrioient In the absence of eub- etantIatIng facts, we point Out that the duty to meka proof of such facts rests upon the lndlvldual seekIng the lloenee. The Ewrd Is charged with the duty of passing upon the application tiled under the Act eml of' detemining vhether or not all re- quIrement8 of the lav have been met. We believe it to rest within the dleoretlon of your Board as to uhether you ~111 or till not require addItIons1 eubstantIatIng evldenoe. Belq &&r&id vlth the duty detersdnimg the qual.IrlcatIone the applicant, you are oharged rlth the exercise or a ruaonable secretion in the asoert8inment the truth statements m8de to you.

The above statute, In providing that Inatrwtore shall rlrst pass an ezaplination, eetablIehoe certain mInimen reqtire- mmt,s as a prerequisite to the right to take the examInatIon. one of those requIm3smnte~'~Ie that the 8pplIcant be a regIstered bairdretsser or coemetologIet. Another Iu thattheapplIoant puet have had at leaet three (3) years practical experlenoe.

You state In your thlzd question that the appplgant cannot furnish proof 0r aotwl practical experience.

question is theretoFa anevered In the negative.

Yours very truly ~XERALOFTEXAS %oS Aeeletant IAIPBP

Case Details

Case Name: Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion
Court Name: Texas Attorney General Reports
Date Published: Jul 2, 1940
Docket Number: O-2280
Court Abbreviation: Tex. Att'y Gen.
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