010-17 Wyo. Code R. §§ 17-5 - Warehouse Receipts
(a) Negotiable
warehouse receipts. Every warehouse or warehouseman shall issue a negotiable
warehouse receipt when requested by the depositor.
(i) All negotiable warehouse receipts issued
for stored grain shall be obtained from the Department of
Agriculture.
(ii) Negotiable
warehouse receipts shall be furnished by the Department to the warehouse at
cost. Orders for receipts shall be submitted at least thirty (30) days prior to
the time they are needed. The amount required shall be submitted with the
order.
(b) Lost
Negotiable warehouse receipt. In order to issue a warehouse receipt replacing
one that has been lost or destroyed or to cancel an outstanding warehouse
receipt that has been lost or destroyed, the licensed warehouse or warehouseman
shall require the following from the depositor or other applicant:
(i) An affidavit stating that the depositor
is lawfully entitled to the possession of the original receipt, that he has not
negotiated or assigned it and an explanation of how the original receipt was
lost or destroyed; and
(ii) A bond
of double the market value of the grain represented by the lost or destroyed
receipt. The market value shall be determined at the time the bond is
submitted. This bond shall remain in place until the replacement receipt is
returned to the issuing warehouse. Warehouse receipts issued in lieu of lost or
destroyed receipts shall duplicate the original and bear a statement that it is
issued in lieu of the lost or destroyed receipt. A replacement warehouse
receipt shall clearly state that it is a replacement receipt, the number of the
original receipt and the license number of the warehouse or warehouseman which
issued the original receipt.
(c) Scale Tickets. Every warehouse or
warehouseman shall issue a pre-numbered scale ticket for each load of grain
deposited into their facility.
(i) Every
scale ticket shall include the following information:
Producer of the grain
Type, class and grade of the grain delivered
Date the grain was delivered
Gross weight of the grain load
Net weight of the grain load
Tare weight of the grain load
Total amount of the grain load in bushels, hundred weight or pounds
Any other factor on which the load may be discounted or given a premium, including but not limited to bushel weight, protein, moisture, etc.
(d)
Nonnegotiable warehouse receipts. Scale tickets which contain all required
information as well as the name, address, city, state and zip code of the
receiving warehouse and plainly show the amount of cash or value of merchandise
the warehouseman has advanced on the grain represented on the scale ticket, if
any, shall be considered nonnegotiable warehouse receipts and may be considered
sufficient for all purposes.
(i) All scale
tickets to be used as nonnegotiable warehouse receipts shall be signed by the
warehouseman or his authorized representative.
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