Maine Code § 10-1605

Rules and regulations; contract
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The Maine Potato Commission may prescribe rules and regulations for carrying out the purposes
of this chapter, and may issue licenses to shippers or processors who shall enter into a contract with the
commission and agree to abide by the rules and regulations. The commission may charge a fee on a per
package or per hundred-weight basis for the use of trademarks established by the commission or of the
State of Maine trademark used on potatoes, fresh or processed. The commission shall reserve the right
to cancel any license for failure to abide by the rules and regulations of the commission, or for breach
of the terms of any contract entered into with the commission; and the commission shall have the right
to cancel all outstanding licenses at any time that the commission deems such action necessary to the
best interest of the potato industry as a whole. The commission shall have the right to grant an exclusive
license for the use of such trademarks to a single co-operative which shall, by contract with the
commission, be empowered to issue licenses to shippers and processors on such terms and conditions
as the commission may require.

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