S.D. Codified Laws § 37-2-34
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Definition of terms relating to sale of renewable motor fuels
Official statutory text
Terms used in §§ 37-2-35 to 37-2-38 , inclusive, mean:
(1) "Franchise-related document," a franchise agreement, branded jobber contract, branded marketer agreement, and any other contract or directive of a franchisor relating to terms or conditions of the sale of fuel by a franchisee or customer;
(2) "Renewable fuel," biodiesel, biodiesel blend, ethyl alcohol, and ethanol blend, all as defined in § 10-47B-3 , and any motor fuel made from a blend, in any ratio, of gasoline and the product commonly or commercially known as E-85 or an ethanol blend and the product commonly or commercially known as E-85.
Source: SL 2008, ch 201, § 1; SL 2011, ch 188, § 1.
(1) "Franchise-related document," a franchise agreement, branded jobber contract, branded marketer agreement, and any other contract or directive of a franchisor relating to terms or conditions of the sale of fuel by a franchisee or customer;
(2) "Renewable fuel," biodiesel, biodiesel blend, ethyl alcohol, and ethanol blend, all as defined in § 10-47B-3 , and any motor fuel made from a blend, in any ratio, of gasoline and the product commonly or commercially known as E-85 or an ethanol blend and the product commonly or commercially known as E-85.
Source: SL 2008, ch 201, § 1; SL 2011, ch 188, § 1.
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