2007 Oregon Code - Chapter 585 :: Chapter 585 - Produce Dealers
Chapter 585 —
Produce Dealers
2007 EDITION
PRODUCE DEALERS
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AND WAREHOUSING
585.010Â Â Â Â Definitions
for ORS 585.010 to 585.220
585.020Â Â Â Â Licenses
required for produce dealers, peddlers and cash buyers
585.030Â Â Â Â Application
for license; designating agent for service of process
585.040Â Â Â Â Issuance
of license; when license expires; rules
585.045Â Â Â Â Bond
or letter of credit required for wholesale produce dealer
585.047Â Â Â Â Procedure
on default of dealer
585.050Â Â Â Â Fees
585.060Â Â Â Â Refusal,
suspension or revocation of licenses
585.070Â Â Â Â Publication
of list of licensees
585.080Â Â Â Â Plates
required for vehicles; other indicia of possession of license
585.090Â Â Â Â Unlawful
use of license certificate or plates
585.100Â Â Â Â Questioning
of person transporting produce
585.105Â Â Â Â Records
to be kept by cash buyer
585.110Â Â Â Â Record
to be kept by wholesale dealer for purchases on credit
585.120Â Â Â Â Record
to be kept by wholesale dealer for commission sales
585.130Â Â Â Â Statement
and remittances to consignor
585.140Â Â Â Â Inspection
by department to determine condition of produce when in dispute; fee;
certificate
585.150Â Â Â Â Enforcement;
investigation and adjustment of controversies; assignment of claims to
director; recovery on claims
585.160Â Â Â Â Records
of department prima facie evidence
585.170Â Â Â Â Right
of access to vehicles and premises
585.175Â Â Â Â Periodic
inspections
585.180Â Â Â Â Rules
and regulations
585.190Â Â Â Â Disposition
of moneys received; continuing appropriation; disposition of fines
585.200Â Â Â Â Enjoining
violations
585.210Â Â Â Â Prohibited
acts
585.213Â Â Â Â Payment
by wholesale produce dealer for purchases from grower; penalty; damage action
585.215Â Â Â Â Payment
for purchases from wholesale produce dealer; damage action
585.220Â Â Â Â Department
employee peace officer powers; jurisdiction of courts
585.990Â Â Â Â Penalties
     585.010
Definitions for ORS 585.010 to 585.220. As used in ORS 585.010 to 585.220, unless the context requires
otherwise:
     (1) “Cash buyer” means any person who acts
as a wholesale produce dealer and who, at the time of obtaining possession or
control of any produce, pays the full agreed price in lawful money of the
United States or by certified check, cashierÂ’s check or post-office money
order.
     (2) “Department” means the State
Department of Agriculture.
     (3) “Grower” means any person engaged in
the business of growing or producing any produce and includes any cooperative
organization composed exclusively of growers and handling exclusively the
produce of its own members and operating under and by virtue of the laws of
this state or of any other state or of the United States.
     (4) “Produce” means fruits and vegetables,
but it does not include fruits and vegetables purchased for the purpose of
reselling them canned, dried, frozen or in other preserved or concentrated form
or for manufacturing into a product or by-product in which the individuality of
the individual specimens of such fruit and vegetables is lost, if such fruits
and vegetables are actually so used. “Produce” does not include certified seed
potatoes purchased for the purpose of reselling them for seed.
     (5) “Retail produce peddler” means any
person who sells or offers for sale or exposes for sale produce which the
person has not grown or produced, from any vehicle at any dwelling house,
restaurant, eating house, hotel or any other public or private place where food
is prepared for consumption and not resold in its original form and condition,
and any person who sells to or offers for sale to the general public any
produce, which the person has not grown or produced, from a vehicle in any
place within this state.
     (6) “Wholesale produce dealer” means any
person who deals in, handles or trades in produce and who does not operate
exclusively as a grower, retailer or warehouseman; but this definition does not
include any person who is a cash buyer. [Amended by 1959 c.64 §1; 1959 c.431 §1]
     585.020
Licenses required for produce dealers, peddlers and cash buyers. No person shall engage or continue in
business as a wholesale produce dealer, as a retail produce peddler or as a
cash buyer, unless the person has first made written application for and
obtained from the State Department of Agriculture a license so to do, and has
paid the license fees required by ORS 585.050. [Amended by 1959 c.431 §2]
     585.030
Application for license; designating agent for service of process. (1) Applications for licenses shall be filed
with the State Department of Agriculture. Applications shall be made on forms
furnished by the department and shall contain such information as the
department requires for the enforcement of ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     (2) In addition to the other information
the department requires, the applicant shall designate a person or persons in
Oregon, together with the residence or business address of such person or
persons, upon whom service of summons or any other legal process or notice can
be made in suits or acts against the applicant brought in Oregon or for the
service of notices required under ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     (3) Fraud or misrepresentation in making
any application is sufficient grounds for the department to refuse to issue any
license or to revoke any license issued under ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     585.040
Issuance of license; when license expires; rules. Upon the filing of the application and the
payment of appropriate fees, the State Department of Agriculture shall, if the
department is satisfied that the applicant is entitled thereto, issue to the
applicant a license to conduct the business of wholesale produce dealer, retail
produce peddler or cash buyer, as the case may be. The licenses shall be in the
form the department prescribes and shall expire on June 30 of each year or on
such date as may be specified by department rule. [Amended by 1959 c.431 §3;
1985 c.353 §2; 2007 c.768 §15]
     585.045
Bond or letter of credit required for wholesale produce dealer. (1) Before any original license or renewal
license to operate as a wholesale produce dealer is furnished, the applicant
shall make and deliver to the State Department of Agriculture a surety bond of
a company authorized to do business in this state, or an irrevocable letter of
credit issued by an insured institution, as defined in ORS 706.008, in the
amount of $15,000. The department shall prescribe the form for and approve the
bond, which shall be payable to this state for the benefit of growers and
conditioned upon the faithful performance of all obligations to growers by the
wholesale produce dealer.
     (2) The surety company may cancel the bond
or the letter of credit issuer may cancel the letter of credit by sending a
written notice by registered or certified mail to the department and to the
wholesale produce dealer. The effective date of the cancellation is 60 days
after the notice is received by the department.
     (3) The department shall suspend the
license of any wholesale produce dealer as of the effective date of the
cancellation of the bond or letter of credit of the dealer. The department
shall withdraw such suspension of license upon its receiving a bond or letter
of credit as authorized by subsection (1) of this section.
     (4) A cash buyer is not required to
furnish a bond or letter of credit to the department.
     (5) Notwithstanding subsection (1) of this
section, a person is required to make and deliver only one bond or letter of
credit for any business operated under one entity or one ownership, regardless
of the number of separate locations or places of business in this state. [1959
c.431 §§6,8; 1961 c.282 §1; 1985 c.426 §1; 1991 c.331 §89; 1997 c.631 §503]
     585.047
Procedure on default of dealer.
(1) Upon default of a wholesale produce dealer under any condition of the bond
or letter of credit required by ORS 585.045, the State Department of
Agriculture shall:
     (a) Give reasonable notice to growers to
file claims with the department.
     (b) Fix a reasonable time within which
such filing shall be done.
     (c) Investigate each claim filed and
reasonably verify the circumstances under which the claims accrued and the good
faith of the claimants.
     (2) With the approval of the claimants who
filed claims, the department may settle such claims with the surety or letter
of credit issuer, without filing legal action. Such settlement, unless appealed
to the circuit court within 30 days as provided by law, is final between the
surety or letter of credit issuer and all claimants covered by the bond or letter
of credit.
     (3) If any claimant does not agree with
the findings of the department, the department shall file a declaratory
judgment action without right to jury trial in the circuit court in the name of
the State of
     585.050
Fees. Applicants for
licenses shall pay to the State Department of Agriculture fees as follows:
     (1) Every wholesale produce dealer shall
pay a fee to be established by the department not to exceed $100 and, in
addition, the wholesale produce dealer shall pay a fee of $5 for each motor
vehicle used by the wholesale produce dealer in business to transport produce;
but no motor vehicle shall be licensed under the $5 license fee unless the
vehicle is registered and licensed by the Department of Transportation or by
the motor vehicle licensing agency of another state, in the name of such
wholesale produce dealer. If any wholesale produce dealer carries on such
business at more than one establishment, location or place of business within this
state, then a separate application shall be made and a separate license issued
and an additional fee, to be established by the department not to exceed $100,
paid for each separate establishment, location or place of business.
     (2) Every retail produce peddler shall pay
a fee to be established by the department not to exceed $20, which fee entitles
the retail produce dealer to the use in the retail produce business of one
vehicle and, in addition, the retail produce dealer shall pay an additional fee
to be established by the department not to exceed $20 for each additional
vehicle so used; but no motor vehicle shall be licensed under the license fee
to be established by the department not to exceed $20 unless the vehicle is
registered and licensed in the name of the retail produce peddler by the
Department of Transportation or by the motor vehicle licensing agency of
another state or unless the vehicle is used by the retail produce peddler under
a lease approved by the department.
     (3) Every cash buyer shall pay a license
fee to be established by the department not to exceed $100. [Amended by 1959
c.431 §4; 1989 c.611 §1]
     585.060
Refusal, suspension or revocation of licenses. (1) The State Department of Agriculture may
refuse to grant a license, and may revoke or suspend any license, as the case
may require, when it is satisfied of the existence of any of the following
facts:
     (a) That fraudulent charges or returns
have been made by the applicant or licensee for the handling, sale or storage
of, or for rendering any service in connection with the handling, sale or
storage of, any produce.
     (b) That the applicant or licensee has
failed or refused to render a true account of sales, or to make a settlement
thereon, or to pay for produce received, within the time and in the manner
required by ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     (c) That the applicant or licensee has
made any false statement as to the condition, quality or quantity of produce
received, handled, sold or stored by the applicant or licensee.
     (d) That the applicant or licensee,
directly or indirectly, has purchased for the account of the applicant or
licensee produce received by the applicant or licensee, upon consignment
without prior authority from the consignor, together with price fixed by
consignor, or without promptly notifying the consignor of such purchase; but
this does not prevent any wholesale produce dealer, selling produce on
commission, from taking to account of sales, in order to close the dayÂ’s
business, miscellaneous lots or parcels of produce remaining unsold, if such
wholesale produce dealer forthwith enters such transaction on the account of
sales of the wholesale produce dealer.
     (e) That the applicant or licensee has
made fictitious sales or has been guilty of collusion to defraud any grower of
produce.
     (f) That any wholesale produce dealer to
whom any consignment is made had reconsigned such consignment to another
wholesale produce dealer for the purpose of receiving, collecting or charging
by such means more than one commission for making the sale therefor for the
consignor, unless by the consent of the consignor.
     (g) That the licensee was intentionally
guilty of fraud or deception in the procurement of the license.
     (h) That the licensee or applicant has
failed or refused to file with the department a schedule of charges for
services in connection with produce handled on account of or as an agent of
another.
     (i) That the licensee has violated any
provision of ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     (2) The provisions of ORS 561.305,
pertaining to the revocation, suspension or refusal to issue licenses, apply to
this section.
     585.070
Publication of list of licensees. The State Department of Agriculture may publish in pamphlet form, or
in any other manner at such times as it deems advisable, a list of all persons
licensed under ORS 585.010 to 585.220. The list may include a list of all
persons whose licenses have been refused, revoked or suspended under ORS
585.010 to 585.220.
     585.080
Plates required for vehicles; other indicia of possession of license. (1) The State Department of Agriculture
shall issue license plates to be attached to all vehicles used in business by
any licensed wholesale produce dealer or retail produce peddler. The license
plates shall be made in the form and manner prescribed by the department, and
shall be issued for the number of vehicles to be used by the applicant in the
produce business and for which application has been made and a fee paid as
provided in ORS 585.010 to 585.220. Every licensee shall keep the department
informed of all motor vehicles used by the licensee in the business of the
licensee and of the number of the ownership certificate applying to each motor
vehicle and the licensee shall notify the department of all changes in
ownership of any such motor vehicle. In case of a decrease in the number of
vehicles for which the licensee is entitled to use license plates, all excess
plates shall immediately be returned to the department. The returned plates
shall be retained by the department until the end of the license period and may
be repossessed by the licensee upon proof that the licensee is again entitled
to use them.
     (2) All license plates and all other
indicia of the possession of a license are at all times the property of the
State of
     (3) No person shall operate any vehicle in
the conduct of business as a wholesale produce dealer or as a retail produce
peddler, unless the license plates provided for in this section are attached to
the rear of the vehicle in plain sight and kept clean and readable.
     585.090
Unlawful use of license certificate or plates. No licensee under ORS 585.010 to 585.220
shall loan or permit any other person to have in possession or to use any
license certificate or plate issued to such licensee by the State Department of
Agriculture. No person shall carry, exhibit or use in any manner any license certificate
or plate, provided for by ORS 585.010 to 585.220, which has not lawfully been
issued to such person, or after the license of the person has expired.
     585.100
Questioning of person transporting produce. Every operator or owner of any vehicle transporting produce on any
street or public highway within this state shall, upon request of any officer,
employee or deputy of the State Department of Agriculture, or upon request of
any state, county or local police officer, answer any questions concerning any
produce being transported, and, if requested, shall sign a statement covering
the answers.
     585.105
Records to be kept by cash buyer. (1) Every cash buyer upon buying any produce from a grower shall make
and keep accurate records of the transaction, including:
     (a) The name and address of the grower.
     (b) The date the produce is received and
the amount paid.
     (2) The records shall be available at
reasonable times for inspection by authorized representatives of the State
Department of Agriculture. [1959 c.431 §9]
     585.110
Record to be kept by wholesale dealer for purchases on credit. Every wholesale produce dealer, upon buying
on credit any produce from any grower, shall promptly make and keep a correct
record showing in detail the following with reference to the handling or sale
of such produce:
     (1) Name and address of grower.
     (2) Date produce is received, and the
amount thereof.
     (3) Condition of the produce upon receipt
of it by such person.
     585.120
Record to be kept by wholesale dealer for commission sales. (1) Every wholesale produce dealer, having
received any produce from a grower thereof for sale upon a commission basis,
shall promptly make and keep a correct record showing in detail the following
with reference to the handling, sale or storage of the produce:
     (a) Name and address of consignor.
     (b) Date received and the amount thereof.
     (c) Grade and condition upon arrival.
     (d) Date of such sale for account of
consignor. Such records shall be open to inspection by the State Department of
Agriculture at any time.
     (e) Price for which sold.
     (f) An itemized statement of the charges
to be paid by consignor in connection with the sale.
     (g) Each consignment of produce shall be
given a lot number or other identifying mark. The number or mark shall appear
on all sales tags and on any other essential records needed to show what the
produce actually sold for.
     (h) A detailed statement shall be kept on
file of the filing of any claim or claims which have been or may be filed by
such person selling on commission, against any person, for overcharges or for
damages resulting from the injury or deterioration of such produce by the act
or neglect or failure of such person. Such records shall be open to inspection
by the department and by the consignor of produce for whom such claim or claims
are made.
     (2) Every wholesale produce dealer who
sells produce on a commission basis shall retain a copy of all records,
including sales tags, account sales, and other records covering each
transaction, for a period of one year from the date of the transaction. The
copy shall at all times be available for, and open to, the confidential
inspection of the department and the interested consignor or any authorized
representative of either.
     585.130
Statement and remittances to consignor. (1) A copy of records and accounts of sales of produce, together with
remittances in full of the amount realized by such sale, less the agreed
commission and other charges, shall be delivered to the consignor upon the
consummation of the sale, together with all moneys received by the wholesale
produce dealer in payment for any consignment of produce, less the agreed
commission and other charges, within 10 days after receipt of the moneys by any
wholesale produce dealer who has sold produce on a commission basis, unless
otherwise agreed in writing. The names and addresses of the purchasers need not
be given.
     (2) The money returns, if any, collections
or damages received by a person handling produce on commission, for and on
behalf of a consignor of produce by reason of overcharges, damages or
deterioration of the produce by the act or neglect or failure of any person
forthwith shall be paid to the consignor, less charges for collection thereof
in accordance with the schedule of charges filed under ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     585.140
Inspection by department to determine condition of produce when in dispute;
fee; certificate. If there
is a dispute or disagreement between a consignor and a wholesale produce
dealer, selling on a commission basis, at the time of delivery as to condition,
quality, grade, pack, quantity or weight of any lot, shipment or consignment of
produce, the State Department of Agriculture shall furnish, upon the payment of
a reasonable fee therefor by the requesting party, a certificate establishing
the condition, quality, grade, pack, quantity or weight of the lot, shipment or
consignment. The certificate is prima facie evidence in all courts of this
state as to the recitals thereof at the time the inspection was made.
     585.150
Enforcement; investigation and adjustment of controversies; assignment of
claims to director; recovery on claims. (1) The State Department of Agriculture shall enforce the provisions
of ORS 585.010 to 585.220, and to that end the department has the authority
granted in this section.
     (2) The department may investigate and
attempt equitably to adjust controversies between any grower or growers, and
any wholesale produce dealer, retail produce peddler, or any person acting or
assuming to act in the capacity of any of such persons.
     (3) The department may take assignments of
claims, arising out of any controversies between the parties named in
subsection (2) of this section, in trust for the assigning grower or growers.
All such assignments shall run to the Director of Agriculture and successors in
office. The Director of Agriculture may, as assignee of any such claim, sue any
of the persons mentioned in subsection (2) of this section or any combination
of such persons. The director shall not bring a suit or action on any claim
until the parties to be sued have been notified of the assignment of claims and
have been given a reasonable opportunity to make an equitable adjustment
thereof with the department. Any claim so assigned to the director authorizes
the director to make any adjustment thereof which, in the opinion of the
director, is equitable. The moneys received by the department on any claims so
assigned to it shall be paid into the Department of Agriculture Account; and
such moneys shall be paid to the assignor after first deducting any costs and
expenses incurred by the department in the collection of any such claim, and
also after deducting five percent of any sum collected. The five percent
deducted shall be used, together with other moneys collected under the
provisions of ORS 585.010 to 585.220, to pay the expenses in the administration
of ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     (4) The Director of Agriculture may make
complaint in a criminal action for any violation of any provision of ORS
585.010 to 585.220 which constitutes a crime. The director shall prosecute all
legal proceedings in official capacity, but in the name of the State of
     (5) The court may award reasonable
attorney fees to the director if the director prevails in an action under
subsection (3) of this section. The court may award reasonable attorney fees to
a defendant who prevails in an action under subsection (3) of this section if
the court determines that the director had no objectively reasonable basis for
asserting the claim or no reasonable basis for appealing an adverse decision of
the trial court. [Amended by 1981 c.897 §69; 1995 c.696 §31]
     585.160
Records of department prima facie evidence. Copies of records, inspection certificates and certified reports on
file in the office of the State Department of Agriculture are prima facie
evidence of the matters therein contained.
     585.170
Right of access to vehicles and premises. All authorized officers, employees and deputies of the State
Department of Agriculture shall have, at all times, free and unimpeded access
to all places, buildings, yards, warehouses, markets, storage, transportation
facilities and vehicles in which any produce is kept, stored, handled or
transported.
     585.175
Periodic inspections. The
State Department of Agriculture may make periodic inspections of fruits and
produce sold or held for sale in wholesale and retail channels to verify if
there is compliance with the laws relating to grades, standards, quality and
condition of such commodities. [1959 c.431 §10]
     585.180
Rules and regulations. The
State Department of Agriculture may make, from time to time, all needful rules
and regulations for the administration of ORS 585.010 to 585.220, and provide
the necessary forms to carry those sections into effect. The rules and
regulations shall be printed in pamphlet form as provided in ORS 561.190.
     585.190
Disposition of moneys received; continuing appropriation; disposition of fines. (1) Except for fees paid under ORS 585.050,
all fees received by the State Department of Agriculture pursuant to the
provisions of this chapter shall be paid to the State Treasurer, who shall
place the moneys in the General Fund of the state to the credit of the
Department of Agriculture Account. All such funds paid to the State Treasurer,
or so much thereof as is necessary, shall be a continuing appropriation from
the Department of Agriculture Account and shall be used for the purpose of
carrying out the provisions of this chapter. The fees paid to the department
under ORS 585.050 shall be deposited into the Department of Agriculture Service
Fund, and such funds are continuously appropriated to the department for the
purpose of administering and enforcing this chapter.
     (2) All fines collected pursuant to ORS
585.990 shall go into the fruit inspection fund of the county where collected
if that county has a fruit inspection fund, otherwise the fines shall go into the
general fund of the county. [Amended by 1979 c.499 §9]
     585.200
Enjoining violations. In
addition to other penalties and enforcement provisions contained in ORS 585.010
to 585.220 and 585.990, circuit courts hereby are vested with authority, upon
petition by the Director of Agriculture, to enjoin any violation or threatened
violation of ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     585.210
Prohibited acts. No person
who assumes or attempts to act as a wholesale produce dealer or retail produce
peddler without a license, and no wholesale produce dealer handling produce
upon a commission basis, shall do any of the following:
     (1) Impose false charges for handling or
services in connection with the account of any grower of such produce.
     (2) Fail to account promptly, correctly,
fully and properly and to make settlement therefor as provided in ORS 585.010
to 585.220.
     (3) Intentionally make any false or
misleading statement or statements as to market conditions.
     (4) Make fictitious sales or be guilty of
collusion to defraud the grower.
     (5) Directly or indirectly purchase for
the account of the person or wholesale produce dealer, produce received by the
person or wholesale produce dealer, upon consignment without prior authority
from the consignor, or fail promptly to notify the consignor of such purchases,
if any, on the account of the person or wholesale produce dealer; but this
subsection shall not be construed to prevent any wholesale produce dealer
handling produce upon a commission basis from taking to account of sales, in order
to close the dayÂ’s business, miscellaneous lots or parcels of produce remaining
unsold, if such wholesale produce dealer forthwith enters such transaction on
account of sales of the wholesale produce dealer.
     (6) Intentionally make any false statement
as to the grade, condition, markings, quality or quantity of produce shipped or
packed in any manner.
     (7) Violate any other provision of ORS
585.010 to 585.220.
     585.213
Payment by wholesale produce dealer for purchases from grower; penalty; damage
action. (1) In the absence
of a contract providing otherwise, any wholesale produce dealer who purchases
produce from a grower shall make full payment therefor not later than the 30th
day after the day the wholesale produce dealer takes delivery of the harvested
commodity.
     (2) Any wholesale produce dealer who fails
to make payment as required by subsection (1) of this section shall pay, in
addition to the amount due, interest thereon at the rate of one and one-half
percent per month.
     (3) In addition to any other remedies
provided by law, a grower injured by a violation of subsection (1) of this
section may bring an action for damages sustained as a result of the violation.
In any such action, the prevailing party shall be allowed, in addition to costs
and disbursements, reasonable attorney fees at trial and on appeal. [1985 c.426
§3]
     585.215
Payment for purchases from wholesale produce dealer; damage action. (1) Notwithstanding any other provision of
law, in the absence of a contract providing otherwise, any person who purchases
produce from a wholesale produce dealer shall make full payment therefor not
later than the 30th day after the day the person took delivery of the produce.
     (2) In addition to any other remedies
provided by law, a wholesale produce dealer injured by a violation of
subsection (1) of this section may bring an action for damages sustained as a
result of the violation. In any such action, the prevailing party shall be
allowed, in addition to costs and disbursements, reasonable attorney fees at
trial and on appeal. [1985 c.426 §4]
     585.220
Department employee peace officer powers; jurisdiction of courts. Duly authorized employees of the State
Department of Agriculture have the power and authority of peace officers for
the purpose of enforcing the provisions of ORS 585.010 to 585.220. Justice
courts have concurrent jurisdiction with circuit courts of this state in all
proceedings to enforce the provisions of ORS 585.010 to 585.220.
     585.310 [1957 c.454 §1; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.320 [1957 c.454 §2; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.330 [1957 c.454 §3; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.340 [1957 c.454 §4; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.350 [1957 c.454 §5; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.360 [1957 c.454 §6; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.370 [1957 c.454 §7; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.380 [1957 c.454 §8; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.390 [1957 c.454 §9; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.400 [1957 c.454 §11; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.410 [1957 c.454 §10; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.420 [1957 c.454 §12; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.430 [1957 c.454 §13; repealed by 1959 c.512 §2]
     585.990
Penalties. Violation of any
provision of ORS 585.010 to 585.220 is punishable, upon conviction, by a fine
of not more than $1,000, or by confinement in the county jail for not more than
one year, or both. [Subsection (2) of 1957 Replacement Part enacted as 1957
c.454 §14; 1959 c.512 §1]
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