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2009 Connecticut Code
Title 33 Corporations
Chapter 596 Cooperative Marketing Corporations
Sec. 33-212. Marketing contract.
Sec. 33-212. Marketing contract. Any such corporation may enter into marketing
contracts with its members requiring the members to sell for any period of time, not
over ten years, all or any part of their agricultural products or commodities exclusively to
or through the corporation or any agency designated by the corporation. If such contract
provides for a sale to the corporation, title to such products shall pass absolutely, except
for recorded liens, to the corporation on delivery or, if expressly so agreed in such
contract, at any time specified therein. Any such contract may provide for sale by the
corporation with or without taking title to such property, and may provide that the corporation shall pay to the member the resale price after the deduction of necessary expenses,
including interest or dividends on stock of any subsidiary corporation formed to enable
the corporation to carry out its purposes, reserves for retiring or redeeming any such
stock and any other necessary reserves or deductions.(1949 Rev., S. 5321.)
See note to Sec. 33-199.
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