Hallmarking Act 1973
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11 Dealers to exhibit notices as to hallmarks.
(1) Any dealer shall keep exhibited at all times, in a conspicuous position in a part of his premises to which those with whom he deals are commonly admitted, a notice in terms approved and in a form supplied by the Council describing such approved hallmarks and including such explanatory matter as the Council think fit; and it shall be an offence for any dealer to fail to exhibit or keep exhibited a notice required to be exhibited under this subsection. (2) The Council may make a reasonable charge for the supply of any copy of a notice required to be exhibited under this section.
11 Dealers to exhibit notices as to hallmarks.
(1) Any dealer shall keep exhibited at all times, in a conspicuous position in a part of his premises to which those with whom he deals are commonly admitted, a notice in terms approved and in a form supplied by the Council describing such approved hallmarks and including such explanatory matter as the Council think fit; and it shall be an offence for any dealer to fail to exhibit or keep exhibited a notice required to be exhibited under this subsection. (2) The Council may make a reasonable charge for the supply of any copy of a notice required to be exhibited under this section.
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