Montana § 80-4-416 Deposit Of Deficiency Funds And Liquidation Funds

Montana Statutes

§ 80-4-416 — Deposit Of Deficiency Funds And Liquidation Funds

Montana § 80-4-416

Title 80AGRICULTURE

Ch. 4AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES

Part 4Agricultural Commodities Generally

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Mont. Code Ann. § 80-4-416 (2026).

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80-4-416 . Deposit of deficiency funds and liquidation funds. Revenue based on actual expenses received from the liquidation of commodity dealers and public warehouse operators, as authorized in 80-4-538 and 80-4-612 , and from deficiency fees, authorized in 80-4-503 , must be deposited in the account established in 80-4-415 and is statutorily appropriated, as provided in 17-7-502 , to the department for the purposes of this chapter. Funds deposited under this chapter must be used to pay actual expenses incurred in the liquidation of commodity dealers and public warehouse operators or for the correction of storage deficiencies. Actual expenses include but are not limited to legal fees, court costs, travel expenses, per diem, and communication.

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80-4-416 . Deposit of deficiency funds and liquidation funds. Revenue based on actual expenses received from the liquidation of commodity dealers and public warehouse operators, as authorized in 80-4-538 and 80-4-612 , and from deficiency fees, authorized in 80-4-503 , must be deposited in the account established in 80-4-415 and is statutorily appropriated, as provided in 17-7-502 , to the department for the purposes of this chapter. Funds deposited under this chapter must be used to pay actual expenses incurred in the liquidation of commodity dealers and public warehouse operators or for the correction of storage deficiencies. Actual expenses include but are not limited to legal fees, court costs, travel expenses, per diem, and communication.