Rhode Island § 47-6-3 § 47-6-3. Testing when office of sealer is vacant.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 47-6-3 — § 47-6-3. Testing when office of sealer is vacant.

Rhode Island § 47-6-3

Title 47Weights and measures

Ch. 47-6Hay Scales and Platform Balances

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 47-6-3 (2026).

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§ 47-6-3. Testing when office of sealer is vacant.
Whenever the owner or keeper of hay scales or balances shall apply to the mayor of
            the city or president of the town council, as the case may be, or to any person by
            him or her appointed for that purpose, in any town or city in which the office of
            sealer of weights and measures shall from any cause be vacant, to try the scales or
            balances, and to seal the scales or balances if found correct, the mayor, president,
            or person so appointed shall try the scales or balances and seal the scales or balances
            if found correct; and in case of his or her neglect to do so, the owner or keeper
            shall b

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§ 47-6-3. Testing when office of sealer is vacant.

Whenever the owner or keeper of hay scales or balances shall apply to the mayor of the city or president of the town council, as the case may be, or to any person by him or her appointed for that purpose, in any town or city in which the office of sealer of weights and measures shall from any cause be vacant, to try the scales or balances, and to seal the scales or balances if found correct, the mayor, president, or person so appointed shall try the scales or balances and seal the scales or balances if found correct; and in case of his or her neglect to do so, the owner or keeper shall be exempt from the fine prescribed in § 47-6-2.