7 CFR Part 46
49 sections.
- § 46.1Words in singular form
- § 46.2Definitions
- § 46.3License required
- § 46.4Application for license
- § 46.5Bonds
- § 46.6License fees
- § 46.7Issuance of license
- § 46.8Copies of licenses
- § 46.9Termination, suspension, revocation, cancellation of licenses; notices; renewal
- § 46.10Nonlicensed person; liability; penalty
- § 46.11What constitutes valid license, form and use
- § 46.12Forms of inscriptions
- § 46.13Address, ownership, changes in trade name, changes in number of branches, changes in members of partnership, and bankruptcy
- § 46.14General
- § 46.15Documents to be preserved
- § 46.16Method of preservation or storage of records
- § 46.17Inspection of records
- § 46.18Record of produce received
- § 46.19Sales tickets
- § 46.20Lot numbers
- § 46.21Returns, rejections, or credit memorandums on sales
- § 46.22Accounting for dumped produce
- § 46.23Evidence of dumping
- § 46.24Records of retailers
- § 46.25Auction sales
- § 46.26Duties of licensees
- § 46.27Types of broker operations
- § 46.28Duties of brokers
- § 46.29Duties
- § 46.30Types of operations by growers' agents and shippers
- § 46.31Duties of shippers
- § 46.32Duties of growers' agents
- § 46.33Conversion of funds
- § 46.34No disclosure of business of licensee
- § 46.35Suspension or revocation order
- § 46.36Publicity
- § 46.37Sundays and holidays excluded
- § 46.38Sundays and holidays included
- § 46.39Inspection of commodities
- § 46.40Inspection service
- § 46.41Licensee's responsibility for acts of employees and agents
- § 46.42Copies of records; how obtained
- § 46.43Terms construed
- § 46.44Good delivery
- § 46.45Procedure in administering section 2(5) of the Act
- § 46.46Statutory trust
- § 46.47OMB control numbers assigned pursuant to the Paperwork Reduction Act
- § 46.48Procedure for investigating complaints involving commodities of a unique nature or coming from a distinct geographic area
- § 46.49Written notifications and complaints
This is legal information, not legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always verify current law with official sources and consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for advice on your specific situation.