§ 1206 Permit Conditions For Securities
This law lets the commissioner add rules to any permit, like asking for a money deposit, limiting who can sell it, holding sale money, or setting other reasonable limits to protect the public.
A company gets a permit to sell a new kind of fuel. The commissioner says the company must put $100,000 in a special account (escrow) and cannot sell the fuel to anyone outside the state.
Because of the law, the commissioner can require the deposit and the transfer limit to make sure the fuel is used safely and the public is protected.
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§ 1206 Permit Conditions For Securities
Last verified: January 10, 2026