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Temp SGC Question


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Temp certs main purpose is for things like executors to hold guns in probate until disposal etc. Joe dies, widow is granted a Temp and holds they guns in Joe's old cab until they are moved onto a sec 2 users cer when probate is proven - and other similar situations. They were not designed to issue for "gaps" in certificate issue, but are used by some forces for this purpose. Others approach this as , if your application has been received, and has not been rejected, that any administrative delay to re-issue means the old cert is effectively extended, A comment on the Hampshire Firearms Consultative Committee on which I sat, by the then Chief of Firearms for that county at the time, was that if an applicant had submitted an application in time, but for admin reason a new one has not been issued, was that the force could not prosecute some-one for a fault created by their own delays, and any court would through it out even if it got past CPS. They are not designed to allow use or normal trade. It means they are legally in your possession, but not available for normal use. How-ever the "deemed" extension would allow this and any the technical breach of the Act would be unenforceable in his view.

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