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TICKET ISSUED SHALL BE USED AS THE DELIVERY RECEIPT
AND SIGNED ON ITS FACE BY THE RECIPIENT OF THE SOLID
FUEL OR HIS AGENT. ANOTHER SHALL BE GIVEN TO THE
PURCHASES AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY. THE PERSON ISSUING
THE DELIVERY TICKET SHALL RETAIN THE THIRD COPY.

(D) EXCEPTIONS.

(1)   IF SOLID FUEL IS SOLD IN BAG LOTS OF AT
LEAST 100 POUNDS AND NOT EXCEEDING ONE-QUARTER TON, A
DELIVERY TICKET IS NOT REQUIRED.

(2)    IF THE SOLID FUEL IS DELIVERED IN
CARLOAD QUANTITY TO A SINGLE CONSUMER OR TO CONSUMERS
MHO HAVE AGREED TO DIVIDE A CARLOAD LOT AND WHO ARE
TRANSPORTING THE SOLID FUEL FROM THE SIDING OR HAVE
WADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THIS TRANSPORTATION, THE
DELIVERY TICKET SHALL SHOW:

(I)   THE INITIAL, NUMBER, AND LOCATION OF THE
CAR FROM WHICH THE FUEL IS UNLOADED,

(II)  THE DATE OF DELIVERY, AND

(III) THE NAME OF THE PERSON MAKING
DELIVERY.

REVISOR'S ROTE: This subsection presently appears
as Art. 91, §66 of the Code. New language is
added in subsection (c) to indicate the
disposition of the third copy of the ticket.

The seventh sentence of Art. 97, §66 of the
Code is proposed for deletion because it
appears as new language in §11—506. The
provision prohibiting transportation or
delivery of solid fuel weighing less than the
weight represented on the delivery ticket is
proposed for deletion because it appears as
new language in §11-509(c). The provision
requiring the size and kind of fuel to be on
the delivery ticket is proposed for deletion
because it duplicates §11-505(b) (4).

The penalty provisions are proposed for
deletion as they duplicate the general
penalty provisions of this Article.

The only other changes made are in style.
SEC. 11-506. DRIVER POSSESS DELIVERY TICKET.