Tex. Agriculture Code § 94.051
This is the official text of Tex. Agriculture Code § 94.051, part of Texas’s Agriculture Code — regulates farming, livestock, and agricultural commerce.
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§ 94.051. OFFENSES.
Official statutory text
A person commits an offense if the person:
(1) as a department inspector, falsifies a certificate of inspection and maturity or fails to collect the inspection fee under this chapter;
(2) operates a citrus fruit packing house, or packs or prepares citrus fruit for sale or transportation in a packing house, unless the person has registered the packing house and given the notices required under this chapter;
(3) sells, delivers, transports, or delivers or receives citrus fruit for transportation, unless the citrus fruit bears the stamps provided by the department to indicate that the fees on the citrus fruit have been paid;
(4) intentionally substitutes green fruit for ripe fruit that has received a clearance certificate;
(5) interferes with an authorized inspector in performing a requirement of this chapter; or
(6) violates any other provision of this chapter.
(1) as a department inspector, falsifies a certificate of inspection and maturity or fails to collect the inspection fee under this chapter;
(2) operates a citrus fruit packing house, or packs or prepares citrus fruit for sale or transportation in a packing house, unless the person has registered the packing house and given the notices required under this chapter;
(3) sells, delivers, transports, or delivers or receives citrus fruit for transportation, unless the citrus fruit bears the stamps provided by the department to indicate that the fees on the citrus fruit have been paid;
(4) intentionally substitutes green fruit for ripe fruit that has received a clearance certificate;
(5) interferes with an authorized inspector in performing a requirement of this chapter; or
(6) violates any other provision of this chapter.
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