§ 525.01 Gasoline and oil to be inspected
§ 525.02 Analyses of petroleum fuel
§ 525.035 Mislabeled petroleum fuel
§ 525.037 Petroleum fuel standards
§ 525.07 Powers and duties of department; inspections; unlawful acts
§ 525.08 Department to have access to all stores, warehouses, factories, petroleum terminals, storage houses, and railroad depots
§ 525.10 Payment of expenses
§ 525.14 Rules
§ 525.15 Inspectors not to be interested in sales
§ 525.16 Administrative fine; penalties; prosecution of cases by state attorney
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Terms Used In Florida Statutes > Chapter 525 - Gasoline and Oil Inspection

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