230 Fuel Oil

• Author: Ralph Hone
• Pages: #5

CHAPTER 230.

FUEL OIL.

AN ACT TO PREVENT PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT OF THE SHIPS OF ANY NATIONALITY BY COMPANIES, FIRMS OR PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF FUEL IN THE COLONY.

5 of 1926.

[22nd March 1926.1

1. This Act may be cited as The Fuel Oil Act.

2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires'oil' means fuel oil for the use of ships, whether burnt under boilers or consumed in internal combustion engines;

   'person' includes an agent or manager;

   'rules' means rules made under this Act;

   'station' means an oil bunkering station, and includes any building or place intended for the storage or supply of oil.

3. It shall not be lawful for any person to establish a station in ithe Colony without first obtaining a licence under this Act.

4. The Governor may make rules(a) imposing conditions under which a licence may be granted;

   (b) for the prevention of preferential...