Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-18-51
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Definitions
Official statutory text
For the purpose of the Oklahoma Peanut Act:
1. "Commission" means the Oklahoma Peanut Commission;
2. "Grower" means any natural person engaged in growing
peanuts;
3. "First purchaser" is any person, public or private
corporation, association or partnership buying or otherwise
acquiring after harvest the property in or to peanuts from a grower.
A mortgagee, pledgee, lienor or other person, public or private,
having a claim against the grower under a nonrecourse loan made
against such peanuts after harvest thereof shall be deemed a
purchaser. The term "first purchaser" shall not include a
harvesting or threshing lienee; and
4. "Sale" includes any pledge or mortgage of peanuts, after
harvest, to any person, public or private.
1. "Commission" means the Oklahoma Peanut Commission;
2. "Grower" means any natural person engaged in growing
peanuts;
3. "First purchaser" is any person, public or private
corporation, association or partnership buying or otherwise
acquiring after harvest the property in or to peanuts from a grower.
A mortgagee, pledgee, lienor or other person, public or private,
having a claim against the grower under a nonrecourse loan made
against such peanuts after harvest thereof shall be deemed a
purchaser. The term "first purchaser" shall not include a
harvesting or threshing lienee; and
4. "Sale" includes any pledge or mortgage of peanuts, after
harvest, to any person, public or private.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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