633.24kg (2 units) VIC Central Blacklip Abalone 2024/2025 quota lease
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- Please note that this is the lease price for the seasonal quota paid to the quota owner, plus GST.
- It does not include fishing fees. You should consider the cost of fishing as part of your bid.
- This listing is not encumbered with a diver. The buyer has right to appoint their own divers and is liable for their own dive costs.
- The buyer needs to complete the payment to the seller within 2 business days.
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State
Victoria -
Fishery
VIC Blacklip Abalone -
Type
Unencumbered -
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BeachPrice Escrow -
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