N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-40-18
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4.1-40-18. Exchanges between manufacturers
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4.1-40-18. Exchanges between manufacturers
This chapter may not be construed to restrict or avoid sales or exchanges of fertilizers,
fertilizer materials, micronutrients, specialty fertilizers, soil amendments, or plant amendments
to each other by importers, manufacturers, or manipulators that mix fertilizers, fertilizer
materials, micronutrients, specialty fertilizers, soil amendments, or plant amendments for sale or
as preventing the free and unrestricted shipments of fertilizer, fertilizer materials, micronutrients,
specialty fertilizers, soil amendments, or plant amendments to manufacturers or manipulators
that have registered their brands as required by this chapter.
This chapter may not be construed to restrict or avoid sales or exchanges of fertilizers,
fertilizer materials, micronutrients, specialty fertilizers, soil amendments, or plant amendments
to each other by importers, manufacturers, or manipulators that mix fertilizers, fertilizer
materials, micronutrients, specialty fertilizers, soil amendments, or plant amendments for sale or
as preventing the free and unrestricted shipments of fertilizer, fertilizer materials, micronutrients,
specialty fertilizers, soil amendments, or plant amendments to manufacturers or manipulators
that have registered their brands as required by this chapter.
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