N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-58-15

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4.1-58-15. Scale ticket - Contents - Conversion

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4.1-58-15. Scale ticket - Contents - Conversion

1. Every public warehouseman, upon receiving grain into the warehouse, shall issue a

uniform scale ticket for each load of grain received.

a. The scale tickets must be numbered consecutively, and one copy of each ticket

must be retained and remain as a permanent record.

b. The original ticket must be delivered to the individual from which the grain is

received, upon receipt of each load of grain.

c. All scale tickets must be converted into cash, noncredit-sale contracts, credit-sale

contracts, or warehouse receipts, within thirty days after the grain is delivered to

the warehouse.

2. This chapter does not require a warehouseman to receive, store, or purchase grain. A

warehouseman shall publish and post, in a conspicuous place in the warehouse, a

publication identifying whether storage will be available to patrons or whether grain will

be accepted via cash or a credit-sale contract arrangement.

3. A producer that fails to convert a scale ticket in accordance with subsection 1 forfeits

any trust fund or credit-sale contract indemnity fund protection provided under sections

4.1-58-11, 4.1-58-21, and 4.1-58-45.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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