Keeper's License
/ˈkiːpərz ˈlaɪsəns/
Definitions
- (n.) A legal authorization granted to an individual allowing them to possess, care for, or operate certain animals, property, or equipment under statutory or regulatory control.
The zoo obtained a keeper's license to lawfully care for exotic animals.
- (n.) A permit issued to an individual responsible for managing and safeguarding property or goods held in trust or bailment.
Before handling the seized goods, the officer secured a keeper's license authorizing custody.
Forms
- keeper's license
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Commentary
This term typically applies in contexts involving custody or control over animals or property, emphasizing legal authorization for holding or managing such items under specific regulations.
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