231 Vehicles and vessels
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231  Vehicles and vessels

(1)     A temporary use notice—

(a)     may not be given in respect of a vehicle (or part of a vehicle),

(b)     may be given in respect of all or part of a passenger vessel,

(c)     may be given in respect of all or part of a vessel (within the meaning of section 353(1)) situated at a fixed place in or on water, and

(d)     may not be given in respect of all or part of a vessel to which neither of paragraphs (b) and (c) applies.

(2)     In relation to a vessel, a reference in this Part to a place in which premises are wholly or partly situated shall

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