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Pawnbrokers Order, 2002 · As enacted
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Any police officer may enter any pawnbroker's business place at any time during business hours and may search without warrant the house or business place or premises of such pawnbroker for any articles that he may have reason to suspect to be therein and to have been dishonestly obtained or dishonestly placed there, and to search for and examine the books of the pawnbroker and to take extracts and copies therefrom.
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;
Penalty.
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;