Title
Mandatory Joint Sworn Statement for LPG Dealers
Law
Erb No. 91-10
Decision Date
May 9, 1991
LPG dealers and sub-dealers are mandated to submit a joint sworn statement confirming that their retail outlets are exclusive to their brand, ensuring accountability and accurate licensing for the LPG business.
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Issues with Multiple Brand Sales at Retail Outlets

  • Field inspections revealed many LPG retail outlets selling or offering multiple brands of LPG.
  • This situation complicates the Board's ability to identify the dealer responsible for license fee payment.

Need for Accurate Records of Dealers and Retail Outlets

  • The Board recognizes the importance of maintaining an updated, accurate list of LPG dealers and their appointed retail outlets.
  • Such records help guide imposition and collection of license fees effectively.

Requirement for Joint Sworn Statements

  • Each LPG dealer/sub-dealer and their retail outlet operator must execute a joint sworn statement.
  • The statement must affirm that the retail outlet is not affiliated with any other LPG supplier, dealer, or sub-dealer.
  • A copy of this statement must be submitted to the Board within five (5) days after receiving the Resolution for existing retail outlets.
  • For newly appointed retail outlets, submission is required upon registration.

Dissemination of the Resolution and Implementation

  • Copies of the Resolution will be provided to oil companies.
  • Oil companies are to disseminate the Resolution's contents to all LPG suppliers, dealers, sub-dealers, and retailers.
  • The Resolution is effective immediately upon adoption on May 9, 1991.

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