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Statutes > New-york > Agm > Article-20 > 244

§ 244. Statement of policy and application of article. 1. This article  is  enacted  in  the  exercise  of the police power of the state and its  purposes generally are to suppress and  prevent  unfair  and  fraudulent  practices  in  the marketing within this state of farm products produced  therein and to safeguard the producers and  dealers  of  this  state  in  certain  marketing  transactions  relative  to  such farm products. This  article shall  apply  only  to  transactions  concerning  farm  products  produced within this state, or concerning livestock produced outside the  state when such transactions are either entered into or attempted within  the  state,  and where such transactions involve a dealer doing business  within this state. Farm products shipped from a point within this  state  shall be presumed to have been produced within the state.    2.  (a)  This  article shall not apply to the sale of farm products at  auction held at the premises of the owner  of  said  farm  products  and  where  said sales do not exceed one sale a year, nor to any agricultural  cooperative corporation as defined in subdivision  (a)  of  section  one  hundred  eleven  of  the  cooperative  corporations  law when receiving,  processing, and marketing farm products of its producer members, nor  to  persons  required  to  file  and  maintain  a mandatory surety under the  federal packers and stockyards act with respect  to  their  transactions  regulated under that act.    (b)  The  licensing, bonding and stated grape price provisions of this  article shall not apply to:   (i) any person whose  annual  dealings  in  farm products do not exceed the sum of ten thousand dollars; or (ii) any  agricultural  cooperative  with  respect  to the receipt, processing and  marketing of grapes  or  grape  products  of  its  producer  members  or  non-members  of  such  cooperative  on  the  basis  of  their patronage,  provided, however, that the annual purchase of grape or  grape  products  from  non-members  of  such  cooperative shall not exceed the sum of one  hundred  thousand  dollars;  or  (iii)   a   charitable   not-for-profit  organization  which  receives  for distribution donated farm salvage, as  defined in section two hundred seventeen of this chapter.

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Statutes > New-york > Agm > Article-20 > 244

§ 244. Statement of policy and application of article. 1. This article  is  enacted  in  the  exercise  of the police power of the state and its  purposes generally are to suppress and  prevent  unfair  and  fraudulent  practices  in  the marketing within this state of farm products produced  therein and to safeguard the producers and  dealers  of  this  state  in  certain  marketing  transactions  relative  to  such farm products. This  article shall  apply  only  to  transactions  concerning  farm  products  produced within this state, or concerning livestock produced outside the  state when such transactions are either entered into or attempted within  the  state,  and where such transactions involve a dealer doing business  within this state. Farm products shipped from a point within this  state  shall be presumed to have been produced within the state.    2.  (a)  This  article shall not apply to the sale of farm products at  auction held at the premises of the owner  of  said  farm  products  and  where  said sales do not exceed one sale a year, nor to any agricultural  cooperative corporation as defined in subdivision  (a)  of  section  one  hundred  eleven  of  the  cooperative  corporations  law when receiving,  processing, and marketing farm products of its producer members, nor  to  persons  required  to  file  and  maintain  a mandatory surety under the  federal packers and stockyards act with respect  to  their  transactions  regulated under that act.    (b)  The  licensing, bonding and stated grape price provisions of this  article shall not apply to:   (i) any person whose  annual  dealings  in  farm products do not exceed the sum of ten thousand dollars; or (ii) any  agricultural  cooperative  with  respect  to the receipt, processing and  marketing of grapes  or  grape  products  of  its  producer  members  or  non-members  of  such  cooperative  on  the  basis  of  their patronage,  provided, however, that the annual purchase of grape or  grape  products  from  non-members  of  such  cooperative shall not exceed the sum of one  hundred  thousand  dollars;  or  (iii)   a   charitable   not-for-profit  organization  which  receives  for distribution donated farm salvage, as  defined in section two hundred seventeen of this chapter.

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Statutes > New-york > Agm > Article-20 > 244

§ 244. Statement of policy and application of article. 1. This article  is  enacted  in  the  exercise  of the police power of the state and its  purposes generally are to suppress and  prevent  unfair  and  fraudulent  practices  in  the marketing within this state of farm products produced  therein and to safeguard the producers and  dealers  of  this  state  in  certain  marketing  transactions  relative  to  such farm products. This  article shall  apply  only  to  transactions  concerning  farm  products  produced within this state, or concerning livestock produced outside the  state when such transactions are either entered into or attempted within  the  state,  and where such transactions involve a dealer doing business  within this state. Farm products shipped from a point within this  state  shall be presumed to have been produced within the state.    2.  (a)  This  article shall not apply to the sale of farm products at  auction held at the premises of the owner  of  said  farm  products  and  where  said sales do not exceed one sale a year, nor to any agricultural  cooperative corporation as defined in subdivision  (a)  of  section  one  hundred  eleven  of  the  cooperative  corporations  law when receiving,  processing, and marketing farm products of its producer members, nor  to  persons  required  to  file  and  maintain  a mandatory surety under the  federal packers and stockyards act with respect  to  their  transactions  regulated under that act.    (b)  The  licensing, bonding and stated grape price provisions of this  article shall not apply to:   (i) any person whose  annual  dealings  in  farm products do not exceed the sum of ten thousand dollars; or (ii) any  agricultural  cooperative  with  respect  to the receipt, processing and  marketing of grapes  or  grape  products  of  its  producer  members  or  non-members  of  such  cooperative  on  the  basis  of  their patronage,  provided, however, that the annual purchase of grape or  grape  products  from  non-members  of  such  cooperative shall not exceed the sum of one  hundred  thousand  dollars;  or  (iii)   a   charitable   not-for-profit  organization  which  receives  for distribution donated farm salvage, as  defined in section two hundred seventeen of this chapter.