Markets and Fairs (Weighing of Cattle) Act 1926
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2 Extension of powers of Minister to grant exemption from provisions of principal Acts.
. . . the power of the Minister under section 9 of the Act of 1887 to exempt any market or fair from the requirements of that Act as to the provision and maintenance of facilities for weighing cattle, and the power of the Minister under section four of the Act of 1891 to exempt an auctioneer from the requirements of that section in respect of the sale of cattle at a mart, may be exercised respectively with respect to any market or fair and with respect to any auctioneer where the circumstances are in the opinion of the Minister such as to render the enforcement of those requirements inexpedient.
2 Extension of powers of Minister to grant exemption from provisions of principal Acts.
. . . the power of the Minister under section 9 of the Act of 1887 to exempt any market or fair from the requirements of that Act as to the provision and maintenance of facilities for weighing cattle, and the power of the Minister under section four of the Act of 1891 to exempt an auctioneer from the requirements of that section in respect of the sale of cattle at a mart, may be exercised respectively with respect to any market or fair and with respect to any auctioneer where the circumstances are in the opinion of the Minister such as to render the enforcement of those requirements inexpedient.
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