§ 106‑610. Groundsfor refusal, suspension or revocation of license.
The Commissioner may refuse to grant or renew license, may suspend ormay revoke any license upon a showing by substantial and competent evidencethat:
(1) The dealer has suffered a final money judgment to be enteredagainst him and such judgment remains unsatisfied; or
(2) The dealer has failed to promptly and properly account andpay for grain; or
(3) The dealer has failed to keep and maintain business recordsof his grain transactions as required herein; or
(4) The dealer has engaged in fraudulent or deceptive practicesin the transaction of his business as a dealer; or
(5) The dealer has failed to collect from a producer and remitto the Commissioner of Agriculture such assessments as have been approved bythe producers and are required to be collected under the provisions of Article50 of Chapter 106 of the General Statutes; or
(6) The dealer or applicant has been convicted, pled guilty ornolo contendere within three years in any state or federal court of a crimeinvolving moral turpitude;
(7) The dealer has failed either to file the required bond or tokeep such bond in force. (1973, c. 665, s. 10; 1979, c. 589, s. 2.)
§ 106‑610. Groundsfor refusal, suspension or revocation of license.
The Commissioner may refuse to grant or renew license, may suspend ormay revoke any license upon a showing by substantial and competent evidencethat:
(1) The dealer has suffered a final money judgment to be enteredagainst him and such judgment remains unsatisfied; or
(2) The dealer has failed to promptly and properly account andpay for grain; or
(3) The dealer has failed to keep and maintain business recordsof his grain transactions as required herein; or
(4) The dealer has engaged in fraudulent or deceptive practicesin the transaction of his business as a dealer; or
(5) The dealer has failed to collect from a producer and remitto the Commissioner of Agriculture such assessments as have been approved bythe producers and are required to be collected under the provisions of Article50 of Chapter 106 of the General Statutes; or
(6) The dealer or applicant has been convicted, pled guilty ornolo contendere within three years in any state or federal court of a crimeinvolving moral turpitude;
(7) The dealer has failed either to file the required bond or tokeep such bond in force. (1973, c. 665, s. 10; 1979, c. 589, s. 2.)
§ 106‑610. Groundsfor refusal, suspension or revocation of license.
The Commissioner may refuse to grant or renew license, may suspend ormay revoke any license upon a showing by substantial and competent evidencethat:
(1) The dealer has suffered a final money judgment to be enteredagainst him and such judgment remains unsatisfied; or
(2) The dealer has failed to promptly and properly account andpay for grain; or
(3) The dealer has failed to keep and maintain business recordsof his grain transactions as required herein; or
(4) The dealer has engaged in fraudulent or deceptive practicesin the transaction of his business as a dealer; or
(5) The dealer has failed to collect from a producer and remitto the Commissioner of Agriculture such assessments as have been approved bythe producers and are required to be collected under the provisions of Article50 of Chapter 106 of the General Statutes; or
(6) The dealer or applicant has been convicted, pled guilty ornolo contendere within three years in any state or federal court of a crimeinvolving moral turpitude;
(7) The dealer has failed either to file the required bond or tokeep such bond in force. (1973, c. 665, s. 10; 1979, c. 589, s. 2.)
