Noun:

ताबा परवाना,

occupation licence's Usage Examples:

(1,766 km2) leasehold with 816 square miles (2,113 km2) leasehold occupation licence and was stocked with 8,000 cattle and 150 horses.

Cameron and his wife Margaret in January 1844 after obtaining an occupation licence.

Having been granted a government occupation licence, they named it Taunto Station, building huts and yards while tending.

In January 1843 Campbell and Price took out an occupation licence for a grazing run in the Mid North of South Australia at Hill River.

1954 occupation licence plate.

ultimately derived from Edward Bangham who “held adjacent land under occupation licence in the 1840s.

Loudoun, who arrived in South Australia in 1840, took up land under occupation licence, country known as the Tatiara, the beginning of settlement by white.

The first settlers were Scottish-born Alexander Cameron and his wife Margaret in January 1844 after obtaining an occupation licence.

It was named for Charles Tothill, who held land under an occupation licence from 1843.

On 5 March 1846, John Hope applied for a land occupation licence covering what is now the township.

199 (previously an occupation licence issued to him on 22 April 1847 and known as ‘Miserable Creek’) calling.

system for determining how Crown land formerly held under pastoral occupation licence, and certain other Crown land, should be dealt with; and (c) Otherwise.

the holder could continue occupation by acquiring a preferential occupation licence.

Synonyms:

license, occupation license, permit, licence,

Antonyms:

disapprove, decertify, outlaw, disallow, criminalise,