Owner of Mobile Butcher's Shop Prosecuted.
30th March 1934, Page 24
30th March 1934
Page 24
Page 24, 30th March 1934
— Owner of Mobile Butcher's Shop Prosecuted.
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A prosecution for selling meat from a motorvan was made against a Pontypridd butcher at Neath Police Court, the summons being taken out under the Neath Market Act, 1835, which makes it an offence to sell meat other than from a stall or a shop.
The evidence was that a furniture van was fitted out as a butcher's shop and the prosecution said that no exception was taken to the van or its cleanliness, or to the meat.
Defendant's plea was that the van was a shop under the meaning of this old Act, being a place specially designed for meat selling. He was ordered to pay costs.
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