80-4-532. Delivery of grain from different warehouse. (1) Any warehouse operator owning or operating more than one warehouse in this state may deliver grain from one warehouse in settlement of warehouse receipts issued for grain stored in another warehouse when grain for storage has been presented at any warehouse in excess of its available storage capacity.
(2) Nothing in subsection (1) confers upon the warehouse operator a right to make delivery of grain of substantially lower value than that delivered for storage, though of the same technical grade, in settlement of warehouse receipts.
(3) The warehouse operator shall at all times keep on hand in bonded warehouses grain of sufficient quality and quantity to settle all outstanding warehouse receipts.
(4) Freight and other charges must be determined at the point of receipt.
History: En. Sec. 39, Ch. 539, L. 1983; amd. Sec. 20, Ch. 452, L. 1993.
Structure Montana Code Annotated
Chapter 4. Agricultural Commodities
Part 5. Agricultural Commodity Warehouse Operators
80-4-501. License necessary to operate public warehouse
80-4-502. Licenses to warehouse operator -- issuance -- renewal -- conditions precedent
80-4-504. Bond of applicant for license -- additional bond -- additional obligations
80-4-505. Amount of bond -- cancellation
80-4-507. through 80-4-520 reserved
80-4-521. Duties of warehouse operator -- content of records
80-4-522. Schedule of charges -- posting
80-4-523. Required receipt of agricultural commodities according to capacity
80-4-524. Discrimination in charge by warehouse operator prohibited
80-4-525. Scale weight tickets -- form -- issuance
80-4-526. Warehouse receipts -- written terms
80-4-527. Warehouse receipt -- issuance -- cancellation
80-4-528. Penalty for unlawful issue of warehouse receipts
80-4-530. Shipment of stored grain to terminal grain warehouse outside state
80-4-532. Delivery of grain from different warehouse
80-4-533. Loss of receipts -- conditions of reissue
80-4-534. Cancellation of insurance -- suspension of license
80-4-537. Examination of stored agricultural commodities