N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-58-22

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4.1-58-22. Discrimination by public warehouseman prohibited - Posting prices

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4.1-58-22. Discrimination by public warehouseman prohibited - Posting prices

1. A public warehouseman may not discriminate:

a. In the buying, selling, receiving, and handling of grain or in the charges made or

the service rendered to owners of stored grain;

b. In the receiving of grain offered for sale or storage;

c. In regard to the persons offering grain for sale or storage; or

d. Between points or stations except as the marketing factors or transportation costs

or grain quality premiums may warrant.

2. A public warehouseman is not required to receive for storage any grain that is heating

or otherwise out of condition. Storing grain free of charge is prohibited except as

prescribed by law. A warehouseman shall post grain prices paid in a conspicuous

place in the office or driveway of the warehouseman's place of business.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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