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Stock Route Management Act 2002
sec.170Dealing with seized stock
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### sec.170 Dealing with seized stock
This section applies if the owner of the seized stock does not claim the stock within 3 days after the owner is given the notice.
If the chief executive officer of the local government reasonably believes the stock have a market value of more than the amount prescribed under a regulation, the chief executive officer must sell the stock by public auction or tender.
If the chief executive officer reasonably believes the stock have a market value of the prescribed amount or less, the chief executive officer may dispose of the stock in a way the chief executive officer considers appropriate.
Compensation is not payable for a sale or disposal under this section.
For subsection (2) , the amount prescribed must not be less than $1000.
(sec.170-ssec.1) This section applies if the owner of the seized stock does not claim the stock within 3 days after the owner is given the notice.
(sec.170-ssec.2) If the chief executive officer of the local government reasonably believes the stock have a market value of more than the amount prescribed under a regulation, the chief executive officer must sell the stock by public auction or tender.
(sec.170-ssec.3) If the chief executive officer reasonably believes the stock have a market value of the prescribed amount or less, the chief executive officer may dispose of the stock in a way the chief executive officer considers appropriate.
(sec.170-ssec.4) Compensation is not payable for a sale or disposal under this section.
(sec.170-ssec.5) For subsection (2) , the amount prescribed must not be less than $1000.