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Section 19:

Tobacco Production And Marketing Act · PART II: CONTROL OF PRODUCTION

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19. Persons deemed to be producers (1) Where a producer dies, becomes subject to a legal disability or enters into a composition or scheme of arrangement with his creditors, and the property in, or control of, the tobacco is transferred to an heir, executor, legatee, trustee or other person, the Board shall transfer the certificates issued to the original producer to the heir, executor, legatee, trustee or other person, and until the transfer, the Board may appoint such person as it thinks fit to cultivate the plantation of the original producer and supply the leaf tobacco to the Board. (2) Where a person is appointed by the Board under subsection (1), the balance of any amount remaining after the payment of all expenses incurred by that person shall be paid over to the heir, executor, legatee, trustee or other person to whom the certificates are transferred. (3) (a) The person to whom the certificates have been transferred under this section shall, while he has any interest in and control over any green tobacco and leaf tobacco or of any of the proceeds of green tobacco and leaf tobacco, be deemed to be a producer. (b) The Board shall have the same powers and obligations in connection with leaf tobacco delivered to it under subsection (1) as if the leaf tobacco had been delivered by the original producer. (c) Any basic quota and basic acreage allotted under section 16 to the original producer may be transferred in whole or in part to the heir, executor, legatee, trustee, or other person to whom the certificates have been transferred under this section or, where the heir or heirs are minors, to the guardian of those minors, or the Board may transfer the whole or part of the basic quota and basic acreage to any other person it thinks fit. [Issue 1] T10 – 10 Revised Laws of Mauritius

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