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Pawnbrokers Order, 2002 · As enacted
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
Any pawnbroker who receives a valuable article from a pawner by way of security and grants him a sum of money as a loan ensuring the repayment of the loan or any part thereof from such article and undertakes to transfer such article to the pawner on the repayment of the loan and other dues shall be deemed to have made an agreement of pawn under this Order.
pawnbroker
"pawnbroker" means any person who, under a valid licence, carries on the business of receiving articles from pawners as security and grants them loans under the provisions of this Order;
Pawnbroker to give pawn-ticket.
pawnbroker
"pawnbroker" means any person who, under a valid licence, carries on the business of receiving articles from pawners as security and grants them loans under the provisions of this Order;
pawner
“pawner" means a person who delivers an article to a pawnbroker as security for getting loan thereon.