47 Deprivation orders in connection with offence under section 46(2)
Animal Welfare Act 2006 (2006 c 45) | Legislation

47  Deprivation orders in connection with offence under section 46(2)

(1)     Where a person is convicted of an offence under section 46(2) because of owning or keeping an animal in breach of disqualification under section 34(2), the convicting court may make an order (in this section and sections 49 and 50 referred to as a “deprivation order”) in respect of any animal in relation to which the offence was committed.

(2)     A deprivation order is an order—

(a)     depriving a person of possession or ownership (or both)

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