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Tuvalu. 1964 ‘Marking of Arms.’ Chapter 74: Arms and Ammunition Ordinance 1964 [Revised Edition 1990]; Section 7 (Part III). Funafuti: House of Assembly. 17 February

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7. Marking of Arms

(1) Whenever application is made for a licence for any arm not marked with letters or figures or in such other manner so that the same may be readily identified, the officer to whom application is made may, before issuing the licence applied for, cause such arms to be marked with some permanent mark whereby the same may be afterwards known and identified, but in such manner as far as possible not to injure or disfigure the same; and any person who wilfully obliterates, defaces, alters, counterfeits or forges any such mark, or fraudulently marks any arm with any mark resembling or intended to resemble any mark used for marking arms under this section, shall be liable to imprisonment for 2 years and to a fine of $400.

(2) Any, person who wilfully obliterates, defaces, alters, counterfeits or forges a manufacturer's serial number on any arm shall be liable to imprisonment for 2 years and to a line of $400.

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