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Code · Illinois · Chapter 815 — BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS · Act 393

Sec. 10. Requirements applicable to the sale of plastic bulk merchandise containers.

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Sec. 10. Requirements applicable to the sale of plastic bulk merchandise containers.
(a)A person who is purchasing 5 or more plastic bulk merchandise containers from the same person shall:
(1)obtain from that person a record that contains:
(A)the name, address, and telephone number of the seller of the containers or any
consignee of the containers;
(B)a description of the containers, including the number of the containers to be
sold; and
(C)the date of the transaction; and
(2)verify the identity of the individual selling the containers from a driver's
license or other government-issued identification card that includes the individual's photograph, and record the verification.
(b)A person purchasing plastic bulk merchandise containers shall, for each transaction in which the person purchases 5 or more plastic bulk merchandise containers, record the method of payment used to purchase the containers.
(c)A person who pays $5,000 or more for plastic bulk merchandise containers in any single transaction, or in aggregate from any one person or entity over a 7-day period, shall obtain proof of ownership from the seller and shall retain a copy of such proof of ownership.
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