Washington § 19.120.060 Refiner-suppliers—Prohibited conduct.

Washington Statutes

§ 19.120.060 — Refiner-suppliers—Prohibited conduct.

Washington § 19.120.060

Title 19BUSINESS REGULATIONS—MISCELLANEOUS

Ch. 19.120GASOLINE DEALER BILL OF RIGHTS ACT

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Wash. Rev. Code § 19.120.060 (2026).

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Notwithstanding the terms of any motor fuel franchise, no motor fuel refiner-supplier may:

(1)Require any motor fuel retailer to meet mandatory minimum sales volume requirements for fuel or other products unless the refiner-supplier proves that its price to the motor fuel retailer has been sufficiently low to enable the motor fuel retailer reasonably to meet the mandatory minimum;

(2)Alter, or require the motor fuel retailer to consent to the alteration of, any provision of the motor fuel franchise during its effective term without mutual consent of the motor fuel retailer;

(3)Interfere with any motor fuel retailer's right to assistance of counsel on any matter or to join or be active in any trade association; and

(4)Set or compel, directly or indirectly, the retail price at which

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Notwithstanding the terms of any motor fuel franchise, no motor fuel refiner-supplier may:

(1) Require any motor fuel retailer to meet mandatory minimum sales volume requirements for fuel or other products unless the refiner-supplier proves that its price to the motor fuel retailer has been sufficiently low to enable the motor fuel retailer reasonably to meet the mandatory minimum;

(2) Alter, or require the motor fuel retailer to consent to the alteration of, any provision of the motor fuel franchise during its effective term without mutual consent of the motor fuel retailer;

(3) Interfere with any motor fuel retailer's right to assistance of counsel on any matter or to join or be active in any trade association; and

(4) Set or compel, directly or indirectly, the retail price at which the motor fuel retailer sells motor fuel or other products to the public.