(A) The owner or person in control of any weights and measures may have the same inspected, stamped or sealed hereunder, and for that purpose shall make application to the City Sealer therefor, who shall thereupon make such inspection in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
(B) Whenever any purchaser of any article or thing that has been weighed or measured feels himself aggrieved or believes that such weights or measures were inaccurate or incorrect, he may apply to the City Sealer to have the same inspected hereunder and deposit with said City Sealer the fee therefor as herein provided, and it shall then be the duty of the City Sealer to make the inspection of such weight or measure complained of.
(C) If upon such inspection of such weight or measure he finds the same accurate and correct, the person so making application for such inspection, and depositing the fee therefor, shall pay for such inspection, and the City Sealer is hereby authorized to retain the fee so deposited with him. If, however, upon such inspection, such weight or measure is found to be incorrect, inaccurate or false, the person or corporation so owning or controlling or using the same, shall pay for such inspection. It shall be unlawful for any person to use any weight or measure in the city that has not been first inspected, stamped or sealed and a certificate of its accuracy and correctness issued and delivered as herein provided.
('71 Code, § 1-32-8) Penalty, see § 10.99