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Section 25: Procedure on transfer of a boiler

The Uttar Pradesh Boiler Rules,1969State Rules of Uttar Pradesh · 2025

Whenever a boiler is transferred from another State to this State the owner shall under clause (b) of section 6 apply to the Chief Inspector for the registration of the transfer. The Chief Inspector shall then obtain the registration book and memorandum of inspection book of the boiler from the State from which the boiler was transferred. No fee shall be charged for recording transfer. The boiler cannot be used before the transfer is recorded.

26. Entry of transferred boilers in register. On receipt of the registration and memorandum of inspection book, the Deputy Chief Inspector or Chief Inspector shall enter the boiler under its original number in Part II, of his register and shall instruct the Inspector of the area in which the boiler is situated to enter it similarly/ in his register. The registration book and the memorandum of inspection book shall be kept in the office of the Deputy Chief inspector or the Chief Inspector.

27. Note of tzbansferred and dismantled boilers.

Whenever a boiler has been transferred to another State or broken up the fkct shall be noted in the register. In the case of a boiler that has been permanently dismantled, the registration book and the memorandum of Inspection book shall be destroyed.

28. Investigation of accidents. On receipt of a report of an accident to a boiler, or steam pipe under section 18, the Inspector shall with the least possible delay proceed to the place to investigate the accident. If the report is received by the Deputy Chief Inspector or Chief Inspector he shall forward it at once to the Inspector within whose Jurisdiction, the accident has occurred for necessary action.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Uttar Pradesh Boiler Rules,1969
Section25
Marginal noteProcedure on transfer of a boiler
JurisdictionState of Uttar Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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