Business Amendment Act, 1993.

By The WIEGO Team on January 01, 1993

The Business amendment act seeks to make further provisions regarding the grounds on which aplications for certain licenses may be refused, to empower a local authority to make by-laws regarding the carrying on of the business of street vendors, pedlars or hawkers to mention a few.

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