Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 461 § 461.430 — Contractor required to comply with applicable laws; performance bond
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 461 ·
Oregon Code § 461.430·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Contractor required to comply with applicable laws; performance bond.
(1) A lottery contractor shall
perform its contract consistent with the laws of this state, federal law, and
laws of the state or states in which the lottery contractor, in whole or in
part, performs services or produces goods required by the contract.
(2) At the time
specified in the contract, a lottery contractor shall post performance security
with the Oregon State Lottery Commission in a form and an amount acceptable to
the commission and issued by a surety, financial institution, insurer, escrow agent
or other person acceptable to the commission if the lottery contractor:
(a) Prints
tickets used in a lottery game;
(b) Provides
goods or performs services involving the receipt or recording of number
selections in a lottery game; or
(c) Provides
goods or performs services involving the determination of winners in a lottery
game. [1985 c.2 §6(3),(4); 1985 c.302 §6(3),(4); 1989 c.418 §1; 2009 c.185 §1]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 461.430
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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