N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-58-32

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4.1-58-32. Termination of public grain warehouse storage contracts - Notice to receiptholder

Official statutory text

4.1-58-32. Termination of public grain warehouse storage contracts - Notice to

receiptholder.

1. A storage contract terminates on the date identified in the publication required by

section 4.1-58-19. If a different termination date is not identified in the publication, a

storage contract on grain in a public grain warehouse terminates on June thirtieth of

each year, except for a storage contract on dry edible beans which terminates on April

thirtieth of each year.

2. Storage of grain in a public grain warehouse may be terminated by the receiptholder at

any time before the applicable date by the payment of all legal charges and the

surrender of the warehouse receipt, with a demand for delivery of the grain in storage,

or notice to the public warehouseman to sell the stored grain.

3. Upon the expiration of the storage contract, the warehouseman is not obligated to

renew the storage contract.

4. At least thirty days before the termination date of a storage contract, the public

warehouseman shall notify the receiptholder by mail of the warehouseman's intention

to terminate the storage contract on the date identified in the storage contract, unless

the receiptholder, before that time, demands redelivery, authorizes sale, extends the

storage contract, or enters a new contract with the public warehouseman for

restorage. Failure to notify the receiptholder, as required by this section, results in the

forfeiture of storage charges accrued for the grain during the previous twelve months.

5. In the absence of a demand for delivery, an order to sell, or an agreement between the

public warehouseman and the receiptholder for storage after the termination date of

the storage contract, the warehouseman, upon the expiration of the storage contract,

may sell at the local market price on the close of business on that day, all stored grain

of the receiptholder and tender to the receiptholder the proceeds of the sale, less

accrued storage charges and the public warehouseman's advances upon any previous

storage contract of the receiptholder.

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