N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-58-10

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4.1-58-10. Receiving stations

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4.1-58-10. Receiving stations

1. A licensed public warehouseman may establish a receiving station without a separate

warehouse license for that facility if:

a. The station is colocated with another licensed public warehouse, the operator of

which takes delivery of the grain on behalf of the warehouseman that established

the receiving station.

b. The storage space used by the receiving station is used solely by the receiving

station and is not licensed as part of the warehouse located at that site.

c. The grain taken in by the receiving station is not commingled with other grain at

that site.

d. The warehouseman establishing the station requests and receives permission

from the commissioner to increase licensed capacity to include the space to be

used at the receiving station.

e. Grain received at the receiving station is recorded on scale tickets issued by the

warehouseman that established the station and is covered by that

warehouseman's bond.

f. Warehouse-receipted grain received at the receiving station is available for

redelivery to the receiptholder at that location even if the station has been closed.

A charge for redelivery must be stated in the warehouseman's redelivery policy.

2. The storage space used by a receiving station need not be physically disconnected

from the facilities of the other licensed warehouse located at that site.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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