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Section sec.69G - Forestry Act 1959 - Abandoning vehicles — Zoe

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### sec.69G Abandoning vehicles A person must not abandon a vehicle, or part of a vehicle, in a State forest or timber reserve. Maximum penalty—120 penalty units. A vehicle includes a vessel, aircraft, hot air balloon, hang-glider and paraglider. s 69G ins 2014 No. 41 s 31 (sec.69G-ssec.1) A person must not abandon a vehicle, or part of a vehicle, in a State forest or timber reserve. Maximum penalty—120 penalty units. (sec.69G-ssec.2) A vehicle includes a vessel, aircraft, hot air balloon, hang-glider and paraglider.

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