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Pawnbrokers Order, 2002 · As enacted
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
If any person in suspicious circumstances offers any article in pawn to a pawnbroker, or if any person without having a valid pawn-ticket attempts to redeem a pledge and the pawnbroker has reason to suspect such attempt, it shall be the duty of such pawnbroker to make reasonable inquiries concerning the person and such articles or pawn-ticket, and such pawnbroker shall thereupon report the matter to the police.
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;
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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;