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Contents

Part I PRELIMINARY

Part II PACKAGES

Part III TRANSPORT

Part IV STORAGE OF PETROLEUM IN QUANTITIES EXCEEDING 5 CASES BUT NOT EXCEEDING 12½ CASES

Part V STORAGE OF PETROLEUM IN QUANTITIES EXCEEDING 12½ CASES BUT NOT EXCEEDING 100 CASES OR EXCEEDING 182 LITRES BUT NOT EXCEEDING 3,637 LITRES

Part VI STORAGE OF PETROLEUM IN QUANTITIES EXCEEDING 100 CASES BUT NOT EXCEEDING 400 CASES

Part VII QUANTITIES OF PETROLEUM EXCEEDING 400 CASES OR PETROLEUM IN BULK EXCEEDING 3,637 LITRES

Part VIII STORAGE OF DANGEROUS PETROLEUM IN SMALL QUANTITIES FOR PRIVATE USE

Part IX STORAGE OF DANGEROUS PETROLEUM IN QUANTITIES NOT EXCEEDING 90 LITRES

Part X STORAGE OF DANGEROUS PETROLEUM IN QUANTITIES EXCEEDING 90 LITRES BUT NOT EXCEEDING 227 LITRES

Part XI STORAGE OF DANGEROUS PETROLEUM IN QUANTITIES EXCEEDING 227 LITRES BUT NOT EXCEEDING 2,270 LITRES

Part XII STORAGE OF DANGEROUS PETROLEUM IN QUANTITIES EXCEEDING 2,270 LITRES

Part XIII STORAGE OF DANGEROUS PETROLEUM IN UNDERGROUND TANKS FOR PURPOSES OF RETAIL TRADE OR PRIVATE CONSUMPTION

Part XIV STORAGE OF DANGEROUS PETROLEUM IN TANKS IN QUANTITIES EXCEEDING 9,092 LITRES

Part XV GENERAL

Legislative History

 
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On 24/05/2013, you requested for the version in force on 24/05/2013 incorporating all amendments published on or before 24/05/2013. The closest version currently available is that of 25/03/1992.
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7.  Any person desiring to transport more than 90 litres of dangerous petroleum except in a licensed tank-cart shall apply to the Licensing Officer for a licence which may be granted under such conditions as shall be laid down in each case.