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Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Act 1963 (repealed)

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27E Power to obtain information

(1) The Levy Board may by notice in writing require any person who appears to them to be liable to pay the levy under section 27 to provide them with information reasonably required by them for the purpose of assessing the person’s liability under that section. (2) The information must be provided in such manner and form, and within such reasonable period, as may be specified in the notice. (3) Failure to comply with a requirement under this section does not affect a person’s liability under section 27.

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27E Power to obtain information

(1) The Levy Board may by notice in writing require any person who appears to them to be liable to pay the levy under section 27 to provide them with information reasonably required by them for the purpose of assessing the person’s liability under that section. (2) The information must be provided in such manner and form, and within such reasonable period, as may be specified in the notice. (3) Failure to comply with a requirement under this section does not affect a person’s liability under section 27.

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