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KATHERINE TOWN COUNCIL BY-LAWS 1998

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88 Writingand defacing (1) A person who, without a permit, writes on, defaces or marks a power pole, sign, post, fixture, wall or pavement in a public place with writing or pictorial representation commits an offence.

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