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U.S. Virgin Islands § 415 — U.S. Virgin Islands law

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As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise clearly requires—\n'Car rental business' means the business or practice of renting or of otherwise providing any drive-yourself cars to other persons for value. 'Drive-yourself car' means any passenger-carrying automobile or station wagon rented, or available for rent, to a person for value (whether (1) such value is in the nature of a specific rate or fee for the use of such car, or (2) such car is provided as incidental to the use, or as a part of the cost for the use, of any hotel, motel, guest-house, or any other tourist facilities), with the intent that such person, or his designee, will operate it on the highways of the Virgin Islands. 'Licensee' means a person, as defined by section 41, Title 1 of this Code, lawfully engaged in the car rental business in the Virgin Islands.