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Animal Health Act 1981

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As published

71 Other offences as to licences.

A person is guilty of an offence against this Act— (a) who, with intent unlawfully to evade this Act, or an order of the Minister, or a regulation of a local authority, does anything for which a licence is requisite under this Act, or such an order or regulation, without having obtained a licence; or (b) who, where a licence is so requisite, having obtained a licence, with the like intent does the thing licensed after the licence has expired; or (c) who uses or offers or attempts to use as such a licence— (i) an instrument not being a complete licence, or (ii) an instrument untruly purporting or appearing to be a licence, unless he shows to the court’s satisfaction that he did not know of that incompleteness or untruth, and that he could not with reasonable diligence have obtained knowledge of it.

Your change, as a redline

71 Other offences as to licences.

A person is guilty of an offence against this Act— (a) who, with intent unlawfully to evade this Act, or an order of the Minister, or a regulation of a local authority, does anything for which a licence is requisite under this Act, or such an order or regulation, without having obtained a licence; or (b) who, where a licence is so requisite, having obtained a licence, with the like intent does the thing licensed after the licence has expired; or (c) who uses or offers or attempts to use as such a licence— (i) an instrument not being a complete licence, or (ii) an instrument untruly purporting or appearing to be a licence, unless he shows to the court’s satisfaction that he did not know of that incompleteness or untruth, and that he could not with reasonable diligence have obtained knowledge of it.

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