| davy crockett - 4/3/2024 09:35 i must be such small potatoes that the merchandizer lady never has asked me to sign a dp contract :-) i suppose if push came to shove, the ol` possession is 9 points of the law would come into effect, though i never knew that about dp.
If your grain is really on a "Deffered/delayed pricing" contract, you don't own it anymore. You own an "IOU" from whoever you delivered the grain to and the grain is most likely long gone.
If they go broke, you're out of luck.
Now, if you never signed a contract I can't tell you how that would work out for you but you probably don't want to find out.
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