Round log definition

Round log means a piece of wood in its natural form, having mid girth of thirty centimetres or more over bark and it will include such round log even after its bark has been removed or its surface has been dressed;
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Round log means a piece of wood in its natural form, having mid girth of thirty centimetre or more under bark and it includes such round log even after its bark has been removed or its surface has been dressed, manually or by using a band saw or any other machine or equipment to make its cross section square or near to square for the purpose of ease in its transportation and/ or storage.
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