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§ 43-19-214. Fees and Commissions of Warehousemen

The compensation of warehouse keepers for receiving, storing, inspecting, coopering, and selling tobacco shall be as follows, to wit: To be paid by the seller, two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50), and one percent (1%) commission on proceeds of sale; To be paid by buyer, one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50), and for storage after […]

§ 43-19-215. Extortion a Misdemeanor

Any warehouse keeper who charges more than is allowed in § 43-19-214 commits a Class C misdemeanor, and is also liable to a penalty of ten dollars ($10.00) to the planter or person overcharged, recoverable before any judge of a court of general sessions.

§ 43-19-203. Reinspection — Making

Should any planter, or the planter’s agent representing the planter, claim that the sample drawn from the planter’s tobacco by an inspector does not represent fairly the hogshead from which it was taken, the planter may demand and have that hogshead reinspected. The tobacco board of trade, where one exists, shall appoint a committee, consisting […]

§ 43-19-204. Responsibility of Keeper

After the tobacco is inspected, coopered, weighed, and numbered, the warehouse keeper becomes responsible to the planter or owner for the weights and proper keeping of the tobacco.

§ 43-19-206. Erasure or Counterfeiting a Misdemeanor

Any person who erases, or in any way alters or defaces, any letter, mark, number or figure put upon any hogshead or other container by an inspector, or counterfeits the letter, mark, number or figure, previous to the delivery to the purchaser, commits a Class C misdemeanor.