Virginia law prohibits unauthorized use, filling, refilling, or trafficking of liquefied petroleum gas containers. It establishes that emergency deliveries cannot include extra fees and sets presumptive evidence rules for unlawful use. Violations are punishable as Class 3 misdemeanors.
Using someone else's LP gas container without permission, or filling/refilling it without authorization, is considered unlawful under Virginia law.
No, emergency suppliers cannot charge extra fees beyond standard delivery or refilling charges during emergencies.
Violations are classified as Class 3 misdemeanors, with penalties applicable for each separate offense.
Yes, possession or use of containers without the owner's consent is presumptive evidence of unlawful activity, unless delivery is done properly.