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Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002
222Procedure where no dispute as to ownership of livestock and owner known
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#### 222 Procedure where no dispute as to ownership of livestock and owner known
222 Procedure where no dispute as to ownership of livestock and owner known
(cf [Criminal Procedure Act 1986](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1986-209), s 140)
> > (1) A police officer may deliver livestock at any time before the determination of proceedings against a person for an offence concerning the livestock to a person who the officer believes on reasonable grounds is the owner of the livestock if there does not appear to the officer to be any dispute as to ownership of the livestock.
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> > (2) Livestock is not to be delivered until a suitable record of the livestock has been made for evidentiary purposes. The record is to include a valuation of the livestock made by a competent valuer.
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> > (3) Expenses incurred in keeping the livestock in police custody, in making the record and in obtaining the valuation under subsection (2) are to be borne by the Commissioner.