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General dealers to furnish a description of their premises and keep books.
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2.—(1) Every person applying for a licence under this Act or a renewal thereof shall, at the time of his application, furnish to the clerk to the licensing authority a description in writing of his premises, including all cellars, closets and other places proposed to be used by him in the course of his business.
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(2) Every general dealer shall enter in a book, to be kept by him on his premises, the particulars of each transaction in his business, including—
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(a) a proper and distinctive description of each article purchased or received by him;
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(b) the name and place of abode of the person from whom he purchased or received the article;
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(c) the date and hour of the day of each transaction; and
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(d) the price paid or agreed to be paid for the article;
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Provided that, where articles of the same kind, value and description are on any particular occasion bought or sold in a lot or parcel, it shall be sufficient to describe such lot or parcel without describing each of the several articles comprising same.
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(3) If any general dealer fails to comply with any requirement of this section, he shall for each offence be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding five pounds.
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