The following is a list of the main violations involving weight and measure-

• Measuring instruments- It is forbidden to produce, import, or sell any measuring instruments that have not been properly verified, stamped, or confirmed, that have been tampered with or altered, that do not adhere to the rules, or that have not yet been registered.
• Pre-Packaged goods- It is prohibited to pre-package, distribute, or sell products that are not accurately labelled, measured, or quantified, or that do not follow all applicable laws and regulations, including those governing packaging requirements.
• Pricing issues- It is forbidden for anyone to alter the price that has been set or to disobey a rule that specifies a standard unit of measurement or numeration. As a result, no one is permitted to sell or distribute any goods for a price higher than the MRP (Maximum Retail Price).
• Government compliance- Any contravention or violation by the Government-authorized Test Centres, such as the forging of seals, giving false information, obstructing the Controller's work, or omitting crucial information. Additionally, defying a director or legal metrology officer is illegal.
• Offenses associated with Weight- Another crime Associated With Weight is the use of scales or other weights and measurements that are dirty or lack proper lighting. Additionally, hiding the verification certificate and tampering with, mending, or producing weights without a license are very significant types of offences.
• Not storing in the right location- Anyone who fails to store test weight on the premises of the weighing apparatus is breaking the law in regard to weight. Additionally, any gasoline retail business without a 5-10 litre capacity measure has broken the law.
• Dismantling is not allowed: If the Controller of Legal Metrology is not notified, the dismantling or quashing of any measuring or weighing instruments that have been officially stamped and validated is regarded as a weight-related infraction.