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The greatest care has been taken to exempt
from the obligation of a licence every branch
mode of purchasing that is not liable to
be abused to the criminal purpose of the
criminal traffic which it is the object of the
proposed system to suppress. It is in this
view by S that at Auctions purchases are by § 2.) allowed to be made
at auctions by dealers as well as others
without subjecting the purchaser to the obligation
of taking out a licence. In the same view
by §by the same section second hand articles are allowed a
in other in everyin this as in every other branch of
the trade in metals are allowed to be purchased
without licence, when taken no otherwise than in exchange for
other gav articles new or second hand belonging
to the same branch of trade. The principal
If It is in this latter way that the greater part
of the old fashion second hand plate purchased
for melting is by the thought to be obtained. If this mode of purchasing
were not exempted, the capital Gold &
Silversmiths would certainly be obliged either to take
out licences under the proposed Act, or else to
submitt to a considerable change in the present
mode of carrying on their trade. But with theso long [+]so long as bullion to any amount is to be had, from licenced purchasers of the old material to any amount To
benefit of this exemption,as this mode is exempted, the obtaining from
purchasing of persons at large who want merely to dispose sell their
of their plate they plate without buying any
in the room of it and not to buy will be a very trifling sacrifice, so
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Identifier: | JB/150/447/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 150. |
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jeremy bentham |
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