History. Ga. L. 1953, Nov.-Dec. Sess., p. 412, § 30; Ga. L. 1983, p. 946, § 1.
U.S. Code.
The United States Warehouse Act, referred to in subsection (a) of this section, is codified as 7 U.S.C. § 241 et seq.
Structure Georgia Code
Article 1 - State Licensed and Bonded Warehouses
§ 10-4-3. State Warehouse Section Established; Supervisor of Section
§ 10-4-4. Exemptions From Article; Warehousemen Electing to Be Covered
§ 10-4-5. Powers and Duties of Commissioner; Annual Reports; Adoption of Rules and Regulations
§ 10-4-7. Uniform Application of Orders, Fees, Rules, and Regulations
§ 10-4-8. Existing Interstate Commerce Regulations Not Affected
§ 10-4-9. Judicial Review of Administrative Decision
§ 10-4-10. Annual License Required; Issuance by Commissioner; Application for License or Renewal
§ 10-4-11. License for Person Electing to Comply With Article and Regulations
§ 10-4-12. Bond Required; Additional Bond
§ 10-4-13. Bonded and Licensed Warehouse May Be Designated as State Bonded
§ 10-4-15. Inspections of Warehouses
§ 10-4-16. Inspectors and Examiners to Be Bonded
§ 10-4-18. Delivery to Warehouse Presumably for Storage
§ 10-4-20. Essential Terms of Warehouse Receipts; Liability for Omission
§ 10-4-21. Obligation of Warehouseman to Deliver; Effect of Loss or Damage
§ 10-4-22. Surrender and Cancellation of Warehouse Receipts on Delivery
§ 10-4-23. Records of Warehousemen
§ 10-4-24. Inspection of Records; Preservation of Records When License Terminated
§ 10-4-25. When Insurance on Stored Products Required
§ 10-4-27. Certified Public Weighers to Be Provided
§ 10-4-28. Scales to Be Provided; Examination; Disapproved Scales Not to Be Used
§ 10-4-32. Criminal Penalties for Violations; Immunity of Sureties
§ 10-4-33. Duty of Persons Accepting Warehouse Receipts to Take Adequate Measures Regarding Goods