51:4-33 - Stop-use, stop-removal, removal, condemnation, or confiscating orders; liability of consumers - New Jersey Statutes

51:4-33.  Stop-use, stop-removal, removal, condemnation, or confiscating orders;  liability of consumers
    In the event that the superintendent or any of his agents, servants or employees or any weights and measures officials issue any stop-use, stop-removal, removal, condemnation, or confiscating orders with reference to building materials found being used, sold, offered, exposed for sale, kept or in the process of delivery by a dealer in vehicles owned or leased or rented by  him in violation of any of the provisions of this act or any rule, regulation,  or order promulgated by the superintendent then in that event the dealer shall  be responsible as provided for in paragraph 15 of the act.  The consumer shall  not be primarily liable for any violation of any of the provisions of this act  committed by the dealer nor shall the consumer be liable as a guarantor or  surety for any violation of any provisions committed by the dealer nor shall  the consumer be deemed to warrant any action or actions exercised by the dealer  which actions are in violation of any of the provisions of this act.

     L.1968, c. 222, s. 11, approved July 30, 1968.