South Dakota § 49-43-59 - Surrender of electronic warehouse receipt to commission--Grain receivership--Surety bond claim.

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§ 49-43-59. Surrender of electronic warehouse receipt to commission--Grain receivership--Surety bond claim.

An independent provider shall allow for the commission to be a sole or joint holder of an electronic warehouse receipt if the issuing warehouse operator's license has been revoked and at least one of the following applies:

(1)    The electronic warehouse receipt has been surrendered to the commission by a claimant for the proceeds of a grain receivership pursuant to this chapter; or

(2)    The electronic warehouse receipt has been surrendered to the commission by a claimant for payment of a surety bond claim pursuant to this chapter.

If an electronic receipt holder files a claim against a grain receivership or against the surety bond, the commission shall obtain the consent and instruction of the holder to change the holder information on the independent provider's central filing system. The independent provider shall take any action ordered by the commission in regard to an electronic warehouse receipt involved with a grain receivership or a surety bond claim. The commission shall provide documentary evidence of the claim and any resulting required action to the independent provider.

Source: SL 2012, ch 232, § 7.

Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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