Tennessee § 47-26-1105 - Certificate of registration.

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§ 47-26-1105. Certificate of registration.

The commissioner will review and check the qualifications of each applicant. The commissioner shall issue to the applicant a certificate of registration, including an assigned registration number if it is determined that the applicant is qualified. The certificate of registration will expire twenty-four (24) months from the date of issuance. The commissioner has the authority to designate specific classifications of registration of servicepersons and service agencies in accordance with the type, capacity, etc. of commercial weighing and measuring devices which are to be installed, serviced, repaired, or reconditioned in this state. For the benefit of the users, manufacturers, and distributors of commercial weighing and measuring devices, it shall be the policy of the commissioner to accept registration of: An individual; and An agency providing acceptable evidence that such individual or agency is fully qualified by training or experience to install, service, repair, or recondition a commercial weighing or measuring device; has a thorough working knowledge of all appropriate weights and measures laws, orders, rules, and regulations; and has possession of or available for use, and will use calibrated weights and measures standards and testing equipment appropriate in design and adequate in amount. The commissioner shall check the qualifications of each applicant to ensure that each applicant has available sufficient standards and equipment. It shall also be the policy of the department to issue to qualified applicants, whose applications for registration are approved, a “Certificate of Registration.” This gives authority to remove rejection seals and tags placed on commercial and law enforcement weighing and measuring devices by authorized weights and measures officials, to place in service repaired devices that were rejected, to place in service devices that have been newly installed, and to provide service on commercial weighing and measuring devices. The commissioner is NOT guaranteeing the work or fair dealing of a registered serviceperson or service agency. The commissioner may, however, remove from the registration list any registered serviceperson or service agency that performs unsatisfactory work or takes unfair advantage of a device owner. Registration with the commissioner shall be mandatory. The commissioner shall reserve the right to limit or reject the application of any serviceperson or service agency and to revoke such serviceperson's or agency's permit. Acts 1997, ch. 311, § 3.

Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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Section 47-26-1105 ("Certificate of registration.") is part of the Tennessee Code Annotated, the codified statutory law of Tennessee. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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