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TENNESSEE STATUTES AND CODES
47-26-704 - Seal of inspection.
47-26-704. Seal of inspection.
(a) If an inspection or comparative test reveals that the moisture-measuring device being inspected or tested conforms to the standards and specifications established by the department, the department shall cause it to be marked with an appropriate seal.
(b) Any moisture-measuring device, which upon inspection is found not to conform with the specifications and standards established by the department, shall be marked with an appropriate seal showing such device to be defective. The seal shall not be altered or removed until the moisture-measuring device is properly repaired and reinspected. The department shall notify the owner or user of such device of its defective condition. Notification shall be made on an inspection form prepared by the department.
[Acts 1977, ch. 138, § 4; T.C.A., § 71-704.]