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Section 3

of Businesses, Professions and Trade Licensing Ordinance, 1955

State OrdinanceIn forceProvision 2 of 28

Section 3

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(1)

Any person who, whether alone or in partnership or association with others, and whether as principal, agent or manager, or in any other capacity, carries on in Sarawak any business in respect of which a trading licence is not for the time being in force, or who carries on such business in any premises or place, or by means of any vessel or vehicle or other means or thing whatsoever, to which such licence does not extend, shall be guilty of an offence: Penalty, a fine of one thousand ringgit.

(2)

A separate trading licence is required for each of the businesses in the First Schedule which may be carried on and, if such

Schedule so provides, for every premises at which a business to which this Ordinance applies is being carried on or, as the case may be, for every vessel or vehicle or other means or thing by which such business is carried on.

(3)

For the purpose of this section and the First Schedule, but not so as to exclude any other reason for considering any premises to be distinct or separate from other premises, premises which are separately let or sub-let, or which, although forming the subject matter of the same tenancy, are connected by a lobby, passage or stairway not let or sub-let together with such premises, shall be deemed to be separate premises.

(4)

The issue of a licence and the payment of tax hereunder shall not affect any liability to obtain any licence or other authorization under any other law or to pay any fee prescribed thereunder.