Nevada § 581.365 Standards for determining quantity of commodities in liquid form and commodities not in liquid form; provision of information necessary to make price and quantity comparisons

Nevada Statutes

§ 581.365 — Standards for determining quantity of commodities in liquid form and commodities not in liquid form; provision of information necessary to make price and quantity comparisons

Nevada § 581.365

Title 51FOOD AND OTHER COMMODITIES: PURITY; STANDARDS;

Ch. 581Weights

SALES OF COMMODITIES AND SERVICES BY WEIGHT, MEASURE OR COUNT

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 581.365 (2026).

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1. Except as otherwise provided by regulation or order of the State Sealer of Measurement Standards or by established trade custom and practice recognized by regulation or order of the State Sealer of Measurement Standards:

(a)Commodities in liquid form must be sold by liquid measure or by weight; and

(b)Commodities not in liquid form must be sold by weight, by measure or by count. 2. The method of sale of a commodity must provide such accurate and adequate information concerning quantity as will enable the buyer to make price and quantity comparisons.

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1. Except as otherwise provided by regulation or order of the State Sealer of Measurement Standards or by established trade custom and practice recognized by regulation or order of the State Sealer of Measurement Standards:
(a) Commodities in liquid form must be sold by liquid measure or by weight; and
(b) Commodities not in liquid form must be sold by weight, by measure or by count.
2. The method of sale of a commodity must provide such accurate and adequate information concerning quantity as will enable the buyer to make price and quantity comparisons.