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Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 6: (1) A pawnbroker shall yearly take out from the prescribed officer a licence for the carrying on of business.(3) A licence shall be dated on the day ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 8: (1) A pawnbroker's licence shall not be granted to a person except on the production and in pursuance of the authority of a certificate granted under ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 9: A certificate shall be granted by the district chief executive of the district where the applicant intends to continue with business ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 10: A certificate shall be in the form set out in the First Schedule, and is valid for one year.  ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 11: (1) A person intending to apply for the first time for a certificate shall twenty-one days at least before the application, give notice by registere ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 12: An application for a certificate shall be refused where (a) the district chief executive is not satisfied after considering the evidence of good cha ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 13: (1) A person who forges a certificate or tenders a certificate knowing it to be forged, commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 6: (5) A person who acts as a pawnbroker without having in force a valid licence, commits an offence and is liable for each offence to a fine not exceed ...

Pawnbroker Act, 1951 (CAP 189).

Section 13 (1): A person who forges a certificate or tenders a certificate knowing it to be forged, commits anoffence and is liable on summary conviction to a f ...