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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 106 — Agriculture

§ 106-202.21. Ginseng dealer permits.

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§ 106-202.21. Ginseng dealer permits.
(a)No person shall act in the capacity of a ginseng dealer, or shall engage, or offer to engage in the business of, advertise as, or assume to act as a ginseng dealer unless that person holds a currently valid permit as provided in this Article.
(b)Applications for a ginseng dealer permit shall be on a form and shall contain information as prescribed by the Board. All permits issued under this section shall expire on 30 June of the fiscal year for which they are issued.
(c)A ginseng dealer permit may be renewed annually upon application to the Board.
(d)A ginseng dealer shall notify the Board of any change of address or business location within 30 days of such change.
(e)The Board shall issue to each applicant who satisfies the requirements of this Article a permit which entitles the applicant to conduct the business described in the application during the harvest season for which the permit is issued, unless the permit is suspended or revoked. (1989, c. 508, s. 3.)
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