Farmers Union Grain Terminal Ass'n v. Nelson

JOHNSON, Judge.

This case involves two grain purchase contracts dated September 19, 1972, be tween Byron Nelson, a Hamberg, North Dakota, farmer, and the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association, a cooperative marketing association with headquarters at Minneapolis, Minnesota (GTA). The contracts were printed forms prepared by GTA for the use of its “line” elevators. Under the terms of the contracts Nelson agreed to deliver 17,000 bushels of durum at $1.96 per bushel, and 47,000 bushels of hard wheat at $2.00 per bushel to the GTA-owned elevator at Hamberg, North Dakota. Each contract contained…