Deer (Scotland) Act 1996
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11 Application of section 10 in relation to the natural heritage.
Section 10 of this Act shall apply in relation to the natural heritage as it applies to woodland, where SNH is satisfied that deer are causing ... damage to the natural heritage— (a) on enclosed land; or (b) on unenclosed land, but only if SNH is also satisfied that the damage is being caused by reason of the presence on the land in question of a significantly higher density of deer population than is usual in all the circumstances.
11 Application of section 10 in relation to the natural heritage.
Section 10 of this Act shall apply in relation to the natural heritage as it applies to woodland, where SNH is satisfied that deer are causing ... damage to the natural heritage— (a) on enclosed land; or (b) on unenclosed land, but only if SNH is also satisfied that the damage is being caused by reason of the presence on the land in question of a significantly higher density of deer population than is usual in all the circumstances.
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