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Section 17: Collection of fees and deposit into the Treasury

The Delhi Legal Metrology (Enforcement) Rules 2011Union territory Rules of Delhi · 2010

(1) Before commencing the work of verification or re-verification, the legal metrology officer shall inform the person concerned of the fees payable by him and shall receive the same in the manner as authorized by the Controller and issue a receipt on the form approved by the Controller, one copy of such receipt being kept on record:

Provided that fees payable by a department of the Central or State Government under these rules may be realized in such manner as may be directed by the Controller.

(2) The legal metrology officer shall maintain a register, in the form approved by the Controller, which shall be written up from day-to-day and shall show the amount of fees and other charges collected during the day.

(3) All payments received by the legal metrology officer during the week shall be paid into the Government Treasury under the appropriate “Head of Account” on such dates or days as may be specified by the Controller from time to time, and a receipt thereof be obtained and an intimation to that effect be sent to the Controller or other officer authorized by him in this behalf.

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ActThe Delhi Legal Metrology (Enforcement) Rules 2011
Section17
Marginal noteCollection of fees and deposit into the Treasury
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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