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What is NYC AC § 20-604?

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This section mandates that individuals involved in the repair or sale of condemned, rebuilt, or used weighing or measuring devices must notify the commissioner within five days of such activities. The notice must include the recipient's information and a statement confirming compliance with standard specifications. Applies to businesses dealing with weighing and measuring devices.

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§ 20-604 Notice as to repaired devices.

AC § 20-604

Every person engaged in the business of dealing in, trading in, selling, receiving or repairing condemned, rebuilt or used weighing or measuring devices, within five days after the making of a repair, or the sale and delivery of a repaired, rebuilt, or used weighing or measuring device, shall serve notice in writing on the commissioner giving the name and address of the person for whom such repair has been made, or to whom a repaired, rebuilt or used weighing or measuring device has been sold or delivered, and shall include a statement that such device has been so altered, rebuilt or repaired as to conform to the standard specifications and regulations of such department.

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