Deer (Scotland) Act 1959 (repealed 18.11.1996)
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25C Reciprocal provisions.
A licensed venison dealer who has purchased or received venison from another licensed venison dealer or from a licensed game dealer within the meaning of section 10(5) of the Deer Act 1991 shall be deemed to have complied with the requirements of the preceding section of this Act if he has recorded in his record book— (a) that the venison was so purchased or received; (b) the name and address of the other licensed venison dealer or of the licensed game dealer concerned; (c) the date when the venison was so purchased or received; (d) the number of carcases and sex of the venison; and (e) the species of deer, provided that it is possible to identify it.
25C Reciprocal provisions.
A licensed venison dealer who has purchased or received venison from another licensed venison dealer or from a licensed game dealer within the meaning of section 10(5) of the Deer Act 1991 shall be deemed to have complied with the requirements of the preceding section of this Act if he has recorded in his record book— (a) that the venison was so purchased or received; (b) the name and address of the other licensed venison dealer or of the licensed game dealer concerned; (c) the date when the venison was so purchased or received; (d) the number of carcases and sex of the venison; and (e) the species of deer, provided that it is possible to identify it.
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