43 Interpretation of Part II
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Interpretation

43  Interpretation of Part II

[(1)]     In this Part—

“aircraft” includes hovercraft;

“captain” means the master of a ship or commander of an aircraft;

“concealed” includes being concealed in any freight, stores or other thing carried in or on the vehicle, ship[, aircraft or rail freight wagon] concerned;

......

“detached trailer” means a trailer, semi-trailer, caravan or any other thing which is designed or adapted for towing by a vehicle but which has been detached for transport—

(a)     in or on the vehicle concerned; or

(b)     in the ship or aircraft concerned (whether separately or in or on a vehicle);

“equipment”, in relation to an aircraft, includes—

(a)     any certificate of registration, maintenance or airworthiness of the aircraft;

(b)     any log book relating to the use of the aircraft; and

(c)     any similar document;

[“freight shuttle wagon” means a wagon which—

(a)     forms part of a shuttle-train, and

(b)     is designed to carry commercial goods vehicles;

“freight train” means any train other than—

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