Weights and Measures Act 1985 (1985 c 72)

The 1985 legislation standardises measurements of weight and volume for trade purposes across the United Kingdom. It ensures consistency and accuracy in commercial transactions by specifying lawful units of measurement and the requirements for measuring instruments. The Act encompasses both the metric and imperial systems, providing traders with a framework for clear and fair trading practices. It replaced previous statutes and adapted to developments in technology and commerce, aiming to protect consumers and uphold market integrity through enforceable standards and verification processes.

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Weights and Measures Act 1985 (1985 c 72)

The 1985 legislation standardises measurements of weight and volume for trade purposes across the United Kingdom. It ensures consistency and accuracy in commercial transactions by specifying lawful units of measurement and the requirements for measuring instruments. The Act encompasses both the metric and imperial systems, providing traders with a framework for clear and fair trading practices. It replaced previous statutes and adapted to developments in technology and commerce, aiming to protect consumers and uphold market integrity through enforceable standards and verification processes.

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Weights and Measures Act 1985 (1985 c 72)
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