§ 43-18-103. Violation of § 43-18-101 or § 43-18-102 a Misdemeanor — Penalty
A violation of any of the provisions of § 43-18-101 or § 43-18-102 is a Class C misdemeanor.
§ 43-18-104. Penalty Recoverable by Owner From Purchaser Not Keeping the Required Record or Not Permitting Inspection Thereof
In addition to the punishment provided in § 43-18-103, and either before or after, with or without criminal prosecution above provided for, the owner of any loose cotton or ginned cotton that is unbaled, that is sold by another without the owner’s consent, can maintain and recover of any person buying such cotton who fails […]
§ 43-18-105. Persons Other Than Producers or Dealers Buying or Selling Lint Cotton Under Two Hundred Fifty Pounds — Penalty
It is unlawful for any person who is not a grower or producer of cotton, or who is not engaged in the business of buying and selling cotton, to buy, sell or offer for sale, or possess for purposes of sale, any loose lint cotton or ginned cotton that is not in bales, in quantities […]
§ 43-18-106. Additional Penalty Recoverable in Qui Tam Action
In addition to the punishment provided in § 43-18-105, and either before or after, with or without criminal prosecution, any person in interest can recover in such person’s own name of any person buying loose or ginned cotton that is not baled, contrary to § 43-18-105, a penalty of two hundred fifty dollars ($250), to […]
§ 43-18-107. Packages for Domestic or Surgical Use Exempt
Sections 43-18-105 and 43-18-106 do not apply to the buying and selling of specially prepared packages of cotton, handled and sold by druggists and merchants for domestic and surgical use and purposes.
§ 43-16-147. Combinations of Existing Corporations Into Associations — Amendment of Charters
Corporations not for profit, of this class, previously organized under the general incorporation laws or laws later enacted, are empowered to combine into associations upon such terms as may be provided and agreed upon, or by one corporation becoming a member of the other. Further, preexisting charters of the corporations are amended, under the power […]
§ 43-16-148. Corporations Organized as Subsidiaries of Agricultural Cooperative Associations Exempt From Privilege Taxes
All corporations organized as subsidiaries and controlled by any agricultural cooperative association formed in accordance with the laws of this state shall not be considered corporations organized for profit and doing business in Tennessee, or subject to any privilege tax levied by any law as a tax for the privilege of doing business for profit […]
§ 43-17-101. Purchasers of Pecans for Resale to Keep Records — Open to Inspection — Exception
Any person purchasing pecans for the purpose of resale or processing from anyone selling pecans shall keep a well-bound book, in which that person shall promptly enter in ink the name and place of residence of all persons from whom that person buys pecans, followed by the date of purchase, number of pounds bought, the […]
§ 43-17-102. Written Permission of Landowner to Sell — When to Be Shown
Any person offering pecans for sale that the person did not raise or own without purchasing, or on whose lands the pecans were not grown, shall be required by the buyer or dealer in the pecans, before such buyer or dealer buys them, to show a written permission to sell them from the party owning […]
§ 43-16-140. Warehousing Corporations Issuing Warehouse Receipts to Association or Its Members — Discrimination Prohibited
If those corporations are warehousing corporations, they may issue legal warehouse receipts to the association against the commodities delivered by it or to any other person, and the legal warehouse receipts shall be considered as adequate collateral to the extent of the usual and current value of the commodity represented by the receipts. In case […]