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The document is a license issued by the NSW Police Department in India for Edwin Jerald, allowing the possession of a smooth bore gun for protection or sport under the Arms Act of 1959. It references the Army Act of 1950 and includes rules pertaining to the licensing authority. Additionally, there are formatting guidelines for citations and references in MLA style.

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The document is a license issued by the NSW Police Department in India for Edwin Jerald, allowing the possession of a smooth bore gun for protection or sport under the Arms Act of 1959. It references the Army Act of 1950 and includes rules pertaining to the licensing authority. Additionally, there are formatting guidelines for citations and references in MLA style.

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NSW POLICE DEPARTMENT INDIA


LICENCE NUMBER : 67LBFHUE25728

DATE ISSUED 11-MAY-2023

ISSUED FOR : EDWIN JERALD

NDL/ALIS

Arms Act, 1959 Section 13(3) (3) The licensing authority shall grant

– (a) a licence under Section 3 where the licence is required- (i) by a citizen

of India in respect of a smooth bore gun having a barrel of not less than

twenty inches in length to be used for protection or sport or in respect of a

muzzle loading gun to be used for bonafide crop protection

S.R.O. 484. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 191 of the Army Act 1950

(XL VI of 1950), and all other powers enabling in this behalf, and in supersession of the

Indian Army Act Rules, and the Army Act, 1950 published with the notifications of the

Government of India in the late Army Department No. 911, dated 3rd November, 1911, and

the Ministry of Defence No. S.R.O, 125 dated 22nd July 1950, respectively, the Central

Government hereby makes the following rules, namely


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Army Rules sec11 DEFENCE CAMP OFFICER OFFICER

(Act SRO 188 ) Signature and Seal

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