KATHERINE TOWN COUNCIL BY-LAWS 1998
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37A Definitions In this Part: abandon, in relation to a dog, includes:
Katherine Town Council By-laws 1998 19 (a) deliberately leaving the dog at premises or in a public place without an intention to return to collect the dog or provide care for it; or (b) failing to obtain the release of the dog from a pound. at large, in relation to an animal, means the animal is: (a) outside the premises where it is kept; and (b) not under effective control. attack, in relation to a dog, means any of the behaviour of the dog specified in by-law 52(1) or 53(1). dangerous dog means a dog declared to be dangerous under by-law 56. dog exercise area means an area declared by the council under by-law 46H to be a dog exercise area. dog restricted area means an area declared by the council under by-law 46J to be a dog restricted area. dog-tag means a tag issued for a dog under by-law 46A. effective control, in relation to a dog, see by-law 46G(2) and (3). identification device means a tag or microchip that complies with by-law 46A. menace, see by-law 51(2). owner, see by-law 37C. properly contained, see by-law 37B. repealed by-laws means the Katherine (Control of Dogs) By-laws 1992 as repealed by these By-laws. veterinarian means a registered veterinarian as defined in section 3(1) of the Veterinarians Act 1994.