Limitations on keeping petrol and diesel in the hall.
Since I have discussed the legal status of selling petrol and diesel for money in connection with an article I have published earlier, I hope to discuss only the limits of keeping petrol and diesel in the signature.
In which, first of all, I have put my attention to the Mineral Oil Products (For Manufacturing and Controlling Supplies) Act No. 34 of 1979.
The facts are stated that the implementation of section 1(2)(a) of the EKI Act II, III, IV, VII, VII and VIII sections of the EKI Act will be from the day published in the gazette paper.
Accordingly, the Minister of Electricity and Energy has set the date of 2022/06/10 for the implementation of the above Key Act II, III, IV,V,VI and VII sections regarding the gazette sheet that bears number 2283/44
During my attention to the grants under that, the grants for selling petrol and diesel for sale in the Act No. 34 controversial oil products (producting and controlling supplies) of 1979 is also described in section 10(1)(a) of the EK Act. (According to the description of the article I have published regarding the sale of petrol and diesel for money, under the grants of the Sri Lanka Petrol Corporation Act or in conjunction with section 10 (1) (A) of the above Key Act 37 (2) It can be assigned. )
Accordingly, I am paying my attention to the provisions mentioned in the above key act regarding the restrictions of the petrol and diesel in the main paralysis of this article as follows.
Under that, the grants for possession of petrol in part II of the Act is described, and the grants for keeping the diesel in part IV of the Act.
What is the limit imposed on keeping petrol in the sun?
Considering the facts, the proper authority for petroleum products should be appointed as per section 4 to the owner of a petrol vehicle (approved consumer/Approved Consumer) and the proper authority who should be appointed as per section 2 of the Act (competent authority for petroleum products) Petrol can only be kept close to those who are allowed according to Article 05 of the Act.
According to section 4(2) of Act, the proper authority should determine the amount of petrol available at any period to a petrol owner or to the person who is allowed to keep petrol near the petrol, accordingly the size of petrol. Only accordingly they have the rights to keep them in the sunshine.
Accordingly, a person who keeps petrol exceeding the amount of petrol decided by the authority will committed a mistake according to section 15 (1) of the Act, and the ability to raid according to section 15 (2) of the Act regarding whether a similar mistake will be committed. An officer (a police officer who is not under the position of a police inspector or someone who is writing over by the authority).
What are the limits imposed on keeping the diesel in the sun?
When reading the articles 19, 20 and 21 of the Act together, it is clear that the legal status of the above key petrol applies to diesel as well.
Under the implementation of the above key legal grants, practical issues that are established at this event.
(1) So far the above has not been appointed proper authority or its officers.
(2) The quantity of petrol or diesel can be purchased at any occasion to an approved consumer (approved consumer) under the same environment has not yet been decided.
According to the above key authority (competent authority) and its officers (petroleum controllers, deputy petroleum controllers, assistant petroleum controllers and such other offices), the above key petrol and diesel approved consumer (a vehicle owner or someone who allowed to keep petrol or diesel controllers as per section 05) in the council. The quantity that can be kept at any situation is decided by section 4(2) and 20(2) and action should be taken accordingly by section 15 of the act.
Also, the penalty section of the Revised Mineral Oil Command Act of 1887 indicates the penalty section of the 20th of the Mineral Oil Commandment Act, which is relevant to the mineral oil contract and transportation is described in Section 12 of the EK Commandment Act.
According to Article 12, one person cannot keep near any premises or transport beyond 50 gallons (approximately 190 litres)
How Namudu, in order to apply to the liquid petrol and diesel which is being used as per the inter-command for class 12 AKI, the existing namudu should be gazette by the Minister of Flashing Point, and not taken any action regarding this yet. It needs to be focused on the aspects of responsibility.