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(b) That the goods-service in respect of which the fees are payable is used for the occasional carriage of goods only, or is used for the carriage of goods to such a limited extent that the full fees payable under the foregoing provisions of this clause would be disproportionate having regard to the amount of the goods-business.
REGULATION 13.—RECORD OF GOODS CARRIED.
(1) Every person owning or operating (for hire or reward) a goods-service, as defined by section two of the said Act, whether or not such goods-service is required to be licensed as such, shall cause to be carried on every vehicle engaged in such service a record of the goods carried, showing the following particulars in respect of such goods:—
Record of Goods carried.
Name of carrier : Date :
Address :
| Sender. | Receiver. | Place Goods picked up. | Place Goods set down. | Description of Goods. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name. | Name. | |||
| Address. | Address. |
(2) Every such record shall at all times be produced by the person for the time being in charge of it, for inspection when required by any authorized person under these regulations, both during the journey in respect of which it applies and within a period of six months thereafter, and it shall be a duty of the owner of the vehicle at the time of the said journey to keep the record in good and legible condition for the whole of that period.
REGULATION 14.—ESTIMATE OF LOADING.
The weight of loading carried by a goods-vehicle may, for the purposes of these regulations, be calculated according to the scale set forth in the Second Schedule to these regulations: Provided that if the owner or driver of the vehicle is not satisfied with the weight as calculated by such scale he may forthwith at his own expense and with the approval of any authorized person cause the actual weight to be determined upon the nearest weighbridge or weighing-machine approved by the authorized person, in which case the certified weight over the weighbridge or weighing-machine shall be accepted as sufficient evidence of the weight of the vehicle and its loading if the authorized person is satisfied that no portion of the load has been removed before weighing.
REGULATION 15.—OFFENCES AND PENALTIES.
Every person shall be deemed to commit a breach of these regulations who—
(a) Knowingly supplies any false or misleading information in or concerning any application made in terms of these regulations; or
(b) Omits or refuses to supply any information herein required; or
(c) Fails to comply with any condition, duty, or obligation imposed by these regulations—
and, where no other penalty is herein provided, shall be liable for every such breach to a fine not exceeding £10.
FIRST SCHEDULE.
Form T.L. 13.
[Attention is directed to the fact that if any information supplied on this form is false or misleading it renders the applicant liable to a fine of £10.]
Transport Licensing Act, 1931.
APPLICATION FOR CONTINUOUS GOODS-SERVICE LICENSE.
To the Commissioner of Transport, Wellington.
I, THE undersigned, hereby apply for a continuous goods-service license under the above Act, to operate a goods-service, particulars of which are given below, and I declare that to the best of my knowledge and belief the statements made herein are true, correct, and complete in every particular.
An application by or on behalf of a local authority should be signed by the Clerk or other duly authorized officer, and the name of the authority should be given.
An application by or on behalf of a limited liability company should state the name and address of the registered office of the company, and should be signed by the secretary or manager or other duly authorized official.
In the case of a partnership, one of the partners should sign on the fourth line and all the partners’ names should be given on the first line. If the partnership has a trade name this also should be given.
In any other case the application should be signed by the owner or one of the owners.
I. Full name of applicant in block letters
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II. Business address of applicant..........
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III. Application made by..................
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IV. Usual signature of person making the application................................
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V. Where the application is made by an agent, the agent’s address should be given here................................
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(If the vehicle is under hire-purchase, the person in possession should make the application.)
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