Tex. Agriculture Code § 13.036
This is the official text of Tex. Agriculture Code § 13.036, part of Texas’s Agriculture Code — regulates farming, livestock, and agricultural commerce.
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§ 13.036. FALSE REPRESENTATION OF COMMODITY QUANTITY.
Official statutory text
A person violates this chapter if the person or the person's servant or agent:
(1) sells or offers or exposes for sale a quantity of a commodity or service that is less than the quantity the person represents; or
(2) as a buyer furnishing the weight or measure of a commodity or service by which the amount of the commodity or service is determined, takes or attempts to take more than the quantity the person represents.
(1) sells or offers or exposes for sale a quantity of a commodity or service that is less than the quantity the person represents; or
(2) as a buyer furnishing the weight or measure of a commodity or service by which the amount of the commodity or service is determined, takes or attempts to take more than the quantity the person represents.
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