South Carolina § 46-42-50 - Printout or punch ticket required; design; contents; to serve as receipt.
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§ 46-42-50. Printout or punch ticket required; design; contents; to serve as receipt.
Dealers and handlers shall be required to issue a printout or punch ticket of a design approved by the Commissioner for each lot of grain or oilseed received into custody of such dealers and handlers. The printout or punch ticket shall contain all weighing, grading and disposition information needed for proper identity, including:
(1) Date;
(2) Name and address of the dealer and handler and his public weighmaster number;
(3) owner of commodity;
(4) vehicle identity;
(5) gross, tare and new weight or in the case of hopper weighing, net weight of load;
(6) type commodity;
(7) percentage of moisture;
(8) percentage of foreign material, other factors determined (specify);
(9) grade assigned;
(10) disposition of commodity;
(11) signature of person weighing and grading.
The printout or punch ticket shall serve as a receipt that grain or oilseed was received into custody by the dealer or handler issuing the printout or punch ticket, unless otherwise stated on the ticket.
HISTORY: 1981 Act No. 178 Part II SECTION 14.
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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