Classes of businesses
10 Classes of businesses
For the purposes of a licence other than a general licence the class or classes of business that may be carried on shall be determined by the magistrate and specified in the licence.
A magistrate may define a class of business in whatever terms he thinks fit, or he may specify a prescribed classification.
Regulations may prescribe that dealing in —
any interest in land;
motor vehicles;
wool;
livestock, or any kind of livestock;
second hand articles; or
any other specified kind of commodity or thing,
shall constitute a separate class of business for the purposes of this Act, and any such regulation may be of general or limited application according to time, place or other circumstance.
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