N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-57-08

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4.1-57-08. License - Refusal - Suspension - Cancellation - Grounds

Official statutory text

4.1-57-08. License - Refusal - Suspension - Cancellation - Grounds

1. The seed commissioner may refuse to issue a license to operate as a wholesale

potato dealer if:

a. The applicant was refused a wholesale potato dealer's license by another state;

b. The applicant had a wholesale potato dealer's license suspended or revoked by

another state; or

c. The applicant employs in a position of responsibility an individual who had a

wholesale potato dealer's license suspended or revoked by another state.

2. The seed commissioner may suspend or revoke a license to operate as a wholesale

potato dealer if:

a. The dealer had a wholesale potato dealer's license suspended or revoked by

another state;

b. The dealer employs in a position of responsibility an individual who had a

wholesale potato dealer's license suspended or revoked by another state; or

c. The dealer has been convicted of:

(1) An offense under section 4.1-57-22;

(2) An offense involving fraudulent use of the mails; or

(3) Any other offense pertaining to the conduct of the person as a wholesale

potato dealer.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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