Utah § 16-16-702 - Marketing contracts.

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§ 16-16-702. Marketing contracts.

16-16-702.  Marketing contracts.
(1) If a marketing contract provides for the sale of products, commodities, or goods to a limited cooperative association, the sale transfers title to the association upon delivery or at any other specific time expressly provided by the contract.
(2) A marketing contract may:
(a) authorize a limited cooperative association to create an enforceable security interest in the products, commodities, or goods delivered; and
(b) allow the association to sell the products, commodities, or goods delivered and pay the sales price on a pooled or other basis after deducting selling costs, processing costs, overhead, expenses, and other charges.
(3) Some or all of the provisions of a marketing contract between a patron member and a limited cooperative association may be contained in the organic rules.


Enacted by Chapter 363, 2008 General Session

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