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Karakul Sheep-farming Industry Protection Proclamation (31 of 1930).

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Date of original text
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Abstract
In this Proclamation the expression “Karakul sheep” means a sheep the appearance of which indicates that it is descended wholly or partly from Karakul ancestors. The expression includes lambs but does not include wethers. The Proclamation sets a prohibition of export of Karakul sheep except under a written permit of the Senior Veterinary Officer. A person to whom a permit has been issued under the provisions of this Proclamation shall not thereby be absolved from compliance with the provisions of any law for the prevention of disease amongst stock.
Notes
Including amendments up to Karakul Sheep-farming Industry Protection Amendment Ordinance 25 of 1952.
Repealed
No
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No