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Swine found on canal banks may be seized, killed, or carried away, if not under the care of a driver, or with rings in their noses. 9. It shall and may be lawful for the said directors, and also for all and every company of undertakers or proprietors of any other canal or inland navigation in Ireland, whenever they shall deem it expedient or necessary so to do, to issue orders in writing under their hand and seal to the several lock-keepers and other officers of the several navigations, now vested or hereafter to become vested in them the said directors or in any such company of undertakers or proprietors, to seize, kill, or carry away, and it shall and may be lawful for such lock-keepers and other officers, when so thereunto ordered, to seize, kill, and carry away all swine found roaming at large on any part of the banks of any canal or navigation or off-branch thereof vested or to be vested in the said directors or in any such company of undertakers or proprietors, unless such swine shall have one or more driver or drivers attending on, or person or persons in charge of them, who shall be actually driving the same, and who shall prevent them from doing mischief to or injuring any such navigation, or unless such swine shall have iron rings or staples in their noses. Ss.1013 rep. by SLR 1873. Ss.1421 rep. by 1953 c.5 (NI) s.1 sch. S.22 rep. by SLR 1873
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