The Legal Metrology Act, 2009, requires weights and measures intended for use in transactions to be verified and stamped before use.
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Asked in Paper I 5 · Topic: The Parliamentary Act (Legislative Procedures (Ordinary, Money, Financial, Constitutional Amendment Bills))
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Answer: B. Person having possession or custody of weight or measure intended to use or likely to use in any transaction is bound to get it verified before its use
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