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RA 11592 CHAPTER VI

Section 28–29 · 2 provisions

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Ownership of LPG Cylinders.

Section 28

SEC. 28. Ownership of LPG Cylinders. – The trademark owner whose permanent mark or durable marking, whichever is applicable, appears on the LPG cylinders with water capacity of less than or equal to one (1) liter shall comply with the durable marking requirements as may be determined by the DOE and DTI. The ownership shall apply to LPG cylinders sold, subject of exchange or swapping, or which are in the possession of any refiller, bulk distributor, marketer, dealer, retail outlet, or requalifier, or such other person duly authorized by the trademark owner. The trademark owner who owns the LPG cylinder shall have the obligation to ensure that all of its LPG cylinders comply with all the required quality and safety standards including requalification, and other rules and regulations before they are released for distribution: Provided, That receipt by the DOE of a notice or report from the trademark owner, as verified by the DTI, regarding any lost, stolen, or missing LPG cylinder shall prima facie relieve the trademark owner of the obligation to ensure the quality and safety of such LPG cylinder.

Ownership of LPG Cartridges.

Section 29

SEC. 29. Ownership of LPG Cartridges. – The trademark owner whose durable shall be permanently installed inside the motor vehicle and shall be an inherent and integral part of the vehicle. The ownership of the auto-LPG container shall be with the owner of the motor vehicle to which the auto-LPG container shall ensure its compliance with the quality and safety standards, rules, and regulations pursuant to the provisions of this Act and existing laws.

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