§ 12454 Additional Restrictions Permitted
This law says that a company can add extra rules about buying or selling memberships, or giving out money to members, even if this chapter doesn't mention those rules.
A local grocery store is a cooperative, meaning its customers are also its owners.
The store can make a rule that says you can only sell your membership back to the store if you give them 30 days' notice, even if the law doesn't say anything about a waiting period.
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§ 12454 Additional Restrictions Permitted
Last verified: January 10, 2026