Request for delivery of grain and surrendering of warrants
19 Request for delivery of grain and surrendering of warrants
Every person entitled to grain who wishes to obtain grain from the Company shall —
pay to the Company —
the charges that are ascertainable in the particular case; and
subject to later adjustment between the person entitled to the grain and the Company the amount of charges that are not definitely ascertainable on the date of the surrender of the warrant or the satisfaction of an entitlement to grain as calculated by the Company to the date on which it is then expected that the quantity of grain will actually be delivered;
bear any transport charges incurred in respect of grain obtained from the Company;
surrender to the Company any warrant relating to the grain; and
give the Company notice at least 14 days before delivery is to commence of the preferred place of delivery.
The Company shall not deliver grain on a request made under subregulation (1) unless any warrant relating to the grain is surrendered to the Company.
[Regulation 19 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4043.]
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