North Dakota § 4.1-58-34 Delivery of grain - Demand terminates storage charge

North Dakota Statutes

§ 4.1-58-34 — Delivery of grain - Demand terminates storage charge

North Dakota·Title 4.1 Agriculture·Ch. 4.1-58 Grain and Seed Warehouses

On the return and surrender of any receipt and the payment of all lawful charges, the grain
represented on the receipt must be deliverable to the owner and is not subject to any further
charge for storage after demand for delivery is made and proper facilities for receiving or
shipping the grain have been provided. The owner of the receipt shall order the receptacle in
which the grain covered by the owner's receipt is to be transported, and the grain must be
delivered when the ordered receptacle is in proper condition for loading and is placed at the
warehouse. The licensee may not assess receiving or redelivery fees on the grain redelivered
during a suspension, following a revocation, or when the owner of the grain is taking redelivery
because the licensee is unable to pay for the grain.

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On the return and surrender of any receipt and the payment of all lawful charges, the grain
represented on the receipt must be deliverable to the owner and is not subject to any further
charge for storage after demand for delivery is made and proper facilities for receiving or
shipping the grain have been provided. The owner of the receipt shall order the receptacle in
which the grain covered by the owner's receipt is to be transported, and the grain must be
delivered when the ordered receptacle is in proper condition for loading and is placed at the
warehouse. The licensee may not assess receiving or redelivery fees on the grain redelivered
during a suspension, following a revocation, or when the owner of the grain is taking redelivery
because the licensee is unable to pay for the grain.

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