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CITY OF DARWIN BY-LAWS 2023

34Offensive burning

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34 Offensive burning A person commits an offence if: (a) the person intentionally burns or heats any substance or thing; and (b) that conduct results in an odour that is offensive to another person on adjacent land or public land; and Note for by-law 34

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