Part III Carriage of Solid Fuel by Road
Weights and Measures Act 1985 (1985 c 72) | Legislation

Part III Carriage of Solid Fuel by Road

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This Part of this Schedule shall have effect with respect to the carriage by a road vehicle on a journey any part of which is along a highway of any solid fuel required by paragraph 2 above to be sold only by net weight (in this Part of this Schedule referred to as “relevant goodsâ€).

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(1)     If the vehicle is carrying any relevant goods for delivery to a buyer in pursuance of, or of an agreement for, a sale of a quantity exceeding [110 kilograms], then, subject to sub-paragraph (6) below, there shall before the journey begins be delivered to the person in charge of the vehicle a document signed by or on behalf of the seller (in this paragraph referred to as “the delivery documentâ€) stating—

(a)     the name and address of the seller,

(b)     the name of the buyer and the address of the premises to which the goods to which the document relates are being delivered,

(c)     the type of those goods,

(d)     subject to sub-paragraph (2) below, the aggregate net weight of those goods, and

(e)     where any of those goods are made up in containers—

(i)

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