N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-25-10

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4.1-25-10. Failure to file security - Notice to producers

Official statutory text

4.1-25-10. Failure to file security - Notice to producers

1. If an applicant or licensee fails to file a surety bond or other security within the time

fixed by section 4.1-25-09 or fails to comply with a demand for additional security, the

department shall publish in newspapers having circulation in the areas where the

producers whose milk is sold or delivered to the applicant or licensee reside, a notice

stating:

a. The department made a demand for additional security from the applicant or

licensee;

b. The applicant or licensee has failed to comply;

c. The department does not have on file a surety bond or other security as

demanded; and

d. Adequate security to protect producers may not be available to them.

2. In addition to a published notice to producers, the department shall send, by registered

mail, a copy of the notice to each producer delivering milk to the applicant or licensee

as determined from available records. The notice must be addressed to the producer's

last-known address.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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