Weights and Measures Act, 1956, and the rules made thereunder, he shall stamp the same with a stamp of verification in the prescribed manner.

Power to inspect etc

1. (1) An Inspector may, within the area under his jurisdiction, inspect at all reasonable times, the weights, measures, or weighing or measuring instruments which are used in transactions for trade or commerce or are in the possession of any person or on any premises for such use and may verify every such weight or measure or weighing or measuring instrument with a secondary or working standard or weighing or measuring instrument prescribed for the purpose.
2. (2) For the purpose of verifying the correctness of any weight or measure or weighing and measuring instruments used in any transaction, an Inspector may also verify the weight or measure of any article sold or delivered in the course of the transaction.
3. (3) An Inspector may, at all reasonable times, require any trader or any employee or agent of a trader to produce before him for inspection all weights or measures or weighing or measuring instruments which are used by him or are in his possession or are kept on any premises used for trade and all documents and record relating thereto and such trader, employee or agent shall comply with such requirements.
4. (4) An Inspector may seize and detain any weight or measure or weighing or measuring instrument regarding which an offence under this Act appears to have been committed or which appears to have been or which might be used in the commission of such an offence, and may also seize and detain any articles sold or delivered or caused to be sold or delivered by means of such weight or measure or weighing or measuring instrument together with any documents or records relating thereto.
5. (5) Where an Inspector has reasons to believe that a sealed package or container does not actually contain the net weight or measure of the article which it purports to contain, the inspector may break open the sealed package or container and verify its contents; and if, on such verification, the net weight or measure of the article is found to be correct, the Inspector shall re-seal the package or container where it is possible so to do without injury to the contents thereof and attach a certificate thereto stating the correct weight or measure of the article, but if, on the other hand, the net weight or measure of article is found to be incorrect, the Inspector may seize and detain the package or container and the article contained therein.
6. (6) For the purpose of such inspection, an inspector may, at all reasonable times, enter into any place where weights and measures or weighing or measuring instruments are used or kept for use in transactions for trade or commerce and inspect such weights and measures and weighing and measuring instruments.