§6546. Sale and purchase of herring; written acknowledgement
Any person, firm or corporation purchasing herring from a fisherman or his agent, at the time of purchase, shall furnish to the fisherman or his agent a written acknowledgment of the purchase. [1981, c. 671, (NEW).]
1. Contents of acknowledgment.
Unless otherwise agreed to by the parties, the buyer shall insert in the written
acknowledgment all information necessary for a complete understanding of the transaction,
including the price and quantity, and a provision for payment at a time not later
than 14 days after delivery of the herring.
[
1981, c. 671, (NEW)
.]
2. Payments.
Unless otherwise agreed to by the parties, the buyer shall make all payments to
the fisherman, or his agent, in money or in money equivalent, which includes, but
is not limited to, credit against any outstanding indebtedness the fisherman may have
to the buyer.
[
1981, c. 671, (NEW)
.]
SECTION HISTORY
1981, c. 671, (NEW).