N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-40-13
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4.1-40-13. Cancellation of registrations
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4.1-40-13. Cancellation of registrations
1. The commissioner, upon compelling evidence that a registrant, licensee, or distributor
used fraudulent or deceptive practices in the evasion or attempted evasion of this
chapter or any implemented rule, may:
a. Cancel the registration of any brand of fertilizer, fertilizer material, micronutrient,
specialty fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant amendment;
b. Cancel the license of any distributor;
c. Refuse to register any brand of fertilizer, fertilizer material, micronutrient, specialty
fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant amendment; or
d. Refuse to license any distributor.
2. The commissioner shall provide an opportunity for a hearing prior to refusing a
registration or revoking a license.
1. The commissioner, upon compelling evidence that a registrant, licensee, or distributor
used fraudulent or deceptive practices in the evasion or attempted evasion of this
chapter or any implemented rule, may:
a. Cancel the registration of any brand of fertilizer, fertilizer material, micronutrient,
specialty fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant amendment;
b. Cancel the license of any distributor;
c. Refuse to register any brand of fertilizer, fertilizer material, micronutrient, specialty
fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant amendment; or
d. Refuse to license any distributor.
2. The commissioner shall provide an opportunity for a hearing prior to refusing a
registration or revoking a license.
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