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Section 171: Use of welghtng devlce

Chandigarh Motor Vehicle Rules 1990Union territory Rules of Chandigarh · 1988

(11 No weighing clevice s'ction 138 shall be used for the purposes of sectton 114 untess lt is tested (2)(b)- not less than once in every slx calendar months by an office!

appolntecl by the chalrman of the State Tran5Polt AuthorLty, in consultation wlth the Controle!, wetghts and Measures.

Chandlsa.h.

.:' (2) No weighlng device shau be lnstallecl without the aPPloval of the State Transport Authority.

(3) The State Transport Autholitv whi.le glvlng apProval instauatton of weighinq devtce in terms of sub-rule (2) U have regards to the foUowing matters. namelv :--

(a) the lnterests of the pubuc generaUy and the efficlent functloning of the weighing device ;

(b) the suttab lty of site for lnstallatlon flom the point of view of Lralfic control ;

(c) the avotdance of annoyance to havlng ptoperty ln the locality ;

persons Llvlng or (dJ the suitabtllty of the stte ol instal-latton i.n relation to othe! exlsting weighl.g devlces in the same area ;

I (2 )(f ).

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1l (el any other conslderatlon that mav aPPear to be relevant '

Where this provision sits

ActChandigarh Motor Vehicle Rules 1990
Section171
Marginal noteUse of welghtng devlce
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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