Metal beer keg, prohibition on purchase or possession by scrap metal dealer
A scrap metal dealer is not allowed to buy or have a metal beer keg at their business, even if it is broken or damaged. The only exception is if the dealer bought it directly from a brewery or someone the brewery officially sent. Breaking this rule is a class A misdemeanor, which means the person can only be fined — but they could also face other criminal charges on top of that.
Classifications stated in the statute. Actual outcomes vary.
407.301. Metal beer keg, prohibition on purchase or by — violation, . — 1. No scrap metal dealer shall purchase or possess a metal beer keg, whether damaged or undamaged, or any reasonably recognizable part thereof, on any that the uses to buy, sell, store, shred, melt, cut, or otherwise alter scrap metal except when the purchase is from the or its . For purposes of this section, "keg" shall have the same meaning as in section 311.082.
2. Anyone who is of, or to, violating this section shall be guilty of a punishable only by . Nothing in this section shall be to a person violating this section from also being for any applicable criminal .
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Source & history notes
(L. 2008 S.B. 1034 & 802)
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