12. Further restrictions on dealing in second hand goods and taking goods in pawn 13. False information and stolen goods 14. Provisions relating to copper and 15. Verifying entries made in registers by manager, or employee 16. Powers of police 17. Transfer of certificate 18. Regulations 19. Offences and penalties 20. Cancellation or suspension of exemption or certificate by court 21. Jurisdiction of magistrates’ courts 22. Transitional provisions 23. Short title and commencement BE IT ENACTED by the Parliament of the Republic of Namibia, as follows:- Definitions 1. In this Act, unless the context otherwise indicates - includes buying, collecting, receiving and importing into Namibia, and “acquire” “acquisition” shall bear a corresponding meaning; means a certificate referred to in section 3, and includes a certificate referred to in “certificate” section 22(3); means a person who carries on a business of dealing in second hand goods, and “dealer” includes a scrap metal dealer and an auctioneer; in” includes acquire and dispose of; “deal of” includes selling, donating, lending, supplying, distributing, exporting out of “dispose Namibia and in any manner, whether for any consideration or not, transfer, exchange or deliver; Commander” a person appointed under section 4 of the Police Act, 1990 (Act “Regional No. 19 of 1990) to be in command of a police region; [This definition is placed as it appears in the Government Gazette, but it is not in the correct alphabetical order.] means any article of clothing, jewellery, a motor vehicle, including any motor cycle, or “goods” any part of accessory thereof, any office or household equipment, any photographic or optical instrument or any part or accessory thereof, any wrought article consisting wholly or principally of gold, silver or steel, any antique, any ferrous metal, lead, copper, tin, aluminium, brass or zinc or any article or substance consisting wholly or principally of one or more of such metals, including scrap metal, and any other article or substance which the Minister may under section 2(2) declare to be goods for the purposes of this Act; means the person appointed as Inspector-General of Police under Article “Inspector-General” 116 of the Namibian Constitution; the Minister responsible for policing; “Minister” [definition of amended by Act 14 of 2005] “Minister”
12. Further restrictions on dealing in second hand goods and taking goods in pawn 13. False information and stolen goods 14. Provisions relating to copper and 15. Verifying entries made in registers by manager, or employee 16. Powers of police 17. Transfer of certificate 18. Regulations 19. Offences and penalties 20. Cancellation or suspension of exemption or certificate by court 21. Jurisdiction of magistrates’ courts 22. Transitional provisions 23. Short title and commencement BE IT ENACTED by the Parliament of the Republic of Namibia, as follows:- Definitions 1. In this Act, unless the context otherwise indicates - “acquire” includes buying, collecting, receiving and importing into Namibia, and “acquisition” shall bear a corresponding meaning; “certificate” means a certificate referred to in section 3, and includes a certificate referred to in section 22(3); “dealer” means a person who carries on a business of dealing in second hand goods, and includes a scrap metal dealer and an auctioneer; “deal in” includes acquire and dispose of; “dispose of” includes selling, donating, lending, supplying, distributing, exporting out of Namibia and in any manner, whether for any consideration or not, transfer, exchange or deliver; “Regional Commander” a person appointed under section 4 of the Police Act, 1990 (Act No. 19 of 1990) to be in command of a police region; [This definition is placed as it appears in the Government Gazette, but it is not in the correct alphabetical order.] “goods” means any article of clothing, jewellery, a motor vehicle, including any motor cycle, or any part of accessory thereof, any office or household equipment, any photographic or optical instrument or any part or accessory thereof, any wrought article consisting wholly or principally of gold, silver or steel, any antique, any ferrous metal, lead, copper, tin, aluminium, brass or zinc or any article or substance consisting wholly or principally of one or more of such metals, including scrap metal, and any other article or substance which the Minister may under section 2(2) declare to be goods for the purposes of this Act; “Inspector-General” means the person appointed as Inspector-General of Police under Article 116 of the Namibian Constitution; “Minister” the Minister responsible for policing; [definition of “Minister” amended by Act 14 of 2005]
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