Washington Statutes

§ 20.01.240 — Claims against commission merchant, dealer.

Washington § 20.01.240
JurisdictionWashington
Title 20COMMISSION MERCHANTS—AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Ch. 20.01AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS—COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS, BROKERS, BUYERS, AGENTS

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Wash. Rev. Code § 20.01.240 (2026).

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(1)Any consignor who believes he or she has a valid claim against the bond of a commission merchant or dealer shall file a claim with the director.
(2)In the case of a claim against the bond of a commission merchant or dealer in hay or straw, default occurs when the licensee fails to make payment within thirty days of the date the licensee took possession of the hay or straw or at a date agreed to by both the consignor and commission merchant or dealer in written contract. In the case of a claim against a limited dealer in hay or straw, default occurs when the licensee fails to make payment upon taking possession of the hay or straw.
(3)Upon the filing of a claim under this subsection against any commission merchant or dealer handling any agricultural product, the director may, after

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Legislative History

[2011 c 336 s 579;2003 c 395 s 5;1986 c 178 s 12;1959 c 139 s 24.]

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