When order may be made
789AD When order may be made
The court may make a forced muster order if it is satisfied that—
the applicant has reasonable grounds for believing that the applicant’s stock is at a place managed or controlled by a person other than the applicant; and
either—
the person managing or controlling the place unreasonably refuses to permit the applicant to enter the place to search for, locate and remove the stock; or
it is impracticable for the applicant to seek permission from the person managing or controlling the place to enter the place and remove the stock from it; and
the applicant complied with section 789AA(2) for the application.
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