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United States — Nebraska
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The commission may suspend or revoke a warehouse license after a complaint and hearing, and may temporarily suspend a license without a hearing if the public good requires it.
United States — Nebraska
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If certain grain-storage problems or licensing problems exist, the commission may close a warehouse and take related enforcement steps.
United States — Nebraska
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Grain put into a public warehouse with a scale ticket or warehouse receipt is treated as stored grain, not a sale, unless title passes by priced scale ticket or signed contract. The section also gives valid owners, depositors, or storers with proof of ownership a first-priority lien after warehouse closure, and the lie
United States — Nebraska
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A creditor of the warehouse licensee must give written notice to the executive director of the commission before, or within 10 days after, starting certain judicial proceedings about grain liens or security interests.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed grain dealers and related businesses must report license status to the commission and post bond notice; they may not use unapproved end-intake air probes, and violations are a Class I misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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Warehouse licensees must send annual written notice to grain storers and may charge only the filed-and-posted storage rates; violations are a Class V misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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The department and commission must inspect warehouses for grain-dust explosion risks and report any such condition to the State Fire Marshal as soon as practicable after each inspection.
United States — Nebraska
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Most fees collected under the Grain Warehouse Act must be paid to the State Treasurer and credited to the Grain Dealer and Grain Warehouse Cash Fund, except where other listed sections provide otherwise.
United States — Nebraska
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Creates the Nebraska Grain Warehouse Surveillance Cash Fund and requires it to be used only for specified disbursements and reimbursements.
United States — Nebraska
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The director must collect specified fees and reimbursements and remit them to the State Treasurer, who must credit them to the Weights and Measures Administrative Fund.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who violates the Weights and Measures Act or a final department order can be guilty of a Class III misdemeanor, and a later conviction can be a Class I misdemeanor.
United States — Nebraska
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The owner must pay the actual costs tied to certain enforcement actions involving violating weighing or measuring devices or commodities, and the department is not liable for those costs.
United States — Nebraska
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People who keep, sell, or use a commercial weighing and measuring device must keep certain records and make them available to the department for at least three years.
United States — Nebraska
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A Division of Weights and Measures is established under the department’s control, and it is responsible for enforcing the Weights and Measures Act.
United States — Nebraska
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The Act must be interpreted to help make the law uniform with other states that have corresponding provisions.
United States — Nebraska
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The Public Service Commission must enforce these sections, inspect grain moisture measuring devices, may set related tolerances and specifications, and may charge a fee for inspection costs.
United States — Nebraska
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The Public Service Commission must send certain fees to the State Treasurer, who must credit them to a newly created fund for the grain moisture measuring devices program.
United States — Nebraska
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The Public Service Commission’s grain warehouse department supervisor or inspectors must inspect and compare-test grain moisture measuring devices used in Nebraska for grain storage or sale transactions.
United States — Nebraska
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The supervisor or inspectors must seal or mark grain moisture measuring devices after inspection, and if a device is defective they must mark it as defective and notify the owner or user in writing the same day.
United States — Nebraska
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Using an unapproved grain moisture measuring device in buying or selling grain is a misdemeanor, unless it is a newly purchased device and timely notice is sent before use.