Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This Act may be cited as the Hide, Skin and Leather Trade Act.”
This Act may be cited as the Hide, Skin and Leather Trade Act. Section 2 provides definitions of terms used in the Act (e.g. "buyer", "Director", "leather", "skin", "tanning"), to be applied unless the context otherwise requires. Section 3 has been repealed. Section 4 was repealed by ActNo. 17 of 2006, s. 90. The buyer (referred to as "him") must keep the hides, skins or leather he purchased free from damage.
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This Act may be cited as the Hide, Skin and Leather Trade Act.
Section 1
Section 6 has been repealed.
Section 6
Section 9 was repealed.
Section 9
Inspectors or persons authorized by the Director may enter premises at all reasonable times to inspect hides, skins or leather, take samples and, where there is reasonable cause to suspect an offence, take possession or require retention of such items and…
Section 15
This section (Section 20) has been deleted.
Section 20
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Source record from new.kenyalaw.org · As at 31 Dec 2022
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