Common use of Weight Certificates Clause in Contracts

Weight Certificates. A. Each weight certificate issued under the USWA shall be on a form approved by AMS and shall include the following information within its terms: (1) the caption “United States Warehouse Act, Grain Weight Certificate”; (2) whether it is an original, a duplicate, or other copy, and that it is Not Negotiable; (3) the name and location of the warehouse in which the grain is stored or to be stored; (4) a statement indicating whether the grain is weighed into or out of the warehouse; (5) the date the certificate is issued; (6) the consecutive number of the certificate; (7) the weight of grain represented by the certificate; (8) a statement that the certificate is issued by a weigher licensed under the USWA and the regulations; and (9) the signature of the licensed weigher. B. In addition to the provisions of subsection A (above) of this Section, the weight certificate may include any other matter consistent with the USWA or its regulations in this part, if pre-approved by AMS. C. In lieu of a USWA weight certificate in the form prescribed in subsection A (above) of this Section, an official weight certificate issued pursuant to the AMA or the USGSA on grain stored or to be stored in a warehouse licensed under the USWA will be acceptable for purposes of the USWA and its regulations.

Weight Certificates. A. Each weight certificate issued under the USWA shall be on a form approved by AMS DACO and shall include the following information within its terms: (1) the caption “United States Warehouse Act, Grain Weight Certificate”; (2) whether it is an original, a duplicate, duplicate or other copy, and that it is Not Negotiable; (3) the name and location of the warehouse in which the grain is stored or to be stored; (4) a statement indicating whether the grain is weighed into or out of the warehouse; (5) the date the certificate is issued; (6) the consecutive number of the certificate; (7) the weight of grain represented by the certificate; (8) a statement that the certificate is issued by a weigher licensed under the USWA and the regulationsregulations thereunder; and (9) the signature of the licensed weigher. B. In addition to the provisions of subsection Paragraph A (above) of this Sectionsection, the weight certificate may include any other matter consistent with the USWA or its regulations in this part, if pre-approved by AMS.DACO; C. In lieu of a USWA weight certificate in the form prescribed in subsection Paragraph A (above) of this Sectionsection, an official weight certificate issued pursuant to the AMA or the USGSA Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, as amended, on grain stored or to be stored in a warehouse licensed under the USWA will be acceptable for purposes of the USWA and its regulations.

Weight Certificates. A. Each weight certificate issued under the USWA shall be on a form approved by AMS DACO and shall include the following information within its terms: (1) the caption “United States Warehouse Act, Grain Weight Certificate”; (2) whether it is an original, a duplicate, or other copy, and that it is Not Negotiable; (3) the name and location of the warehouse in which the grain is stored or to be stored; (4) a statement indicating whether the grain is weighed into or out of the warehouse; (5) the date the certificate is issued; (6) the consecutive number of the certificate; (7) the weight of grain represented by the certificate; (8) a statement that the certificate is issued by a weigher licensed under the USWA and the regulations; and (9) the signature of the licensed weigher. B. In addition to the provisions of subsection A (above) of this Section, the weight certificate may include any other matter consistent with the USWA or its regulations in this part, if pre-approved by AMSDACO. C. In lieu of a USWA weight certificate in the form prescribed in subsection A (above) of this Section, an official weight certificate issued pursuant to the AMA or the USGSA on grain stored or to be stored in a warehouse licensed under the USWA will be acceptable for purposes of the USWA and its regulations.