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having regard to the time when and the place where
he is likely to be dealt with in respect of the
suspended sentence by the court by which that
sentence was passed, it would be more convenient
that he should be dealt with by that other court.
(4) For the purpose of this section and section
109E a suspended sentence passed on an offender on
appeal shall be treated as having been passed by
the court by which he was originally sentenced.
Discovery of further offences. 1967, c. 80, s. 42.
109E. (1) If it appears to a judge, a District
Judge or a magistrate that an offender has been
convicted in the Colony of an offence punishable
with imprisonment committed during the operational
period of a suspended sentence and that he has not
been dealt with in respect of the suspended sentence,
the judge, District Judge or magistrate may issue a
summons requiring the offender to appear at the place
and time specified therein, or may, subject to the
following provisions of this section, issue a warrant
for his arrest.
(2) A magistrate shall not issue a summons
under this section except on information and shall
not issue a warrant under this section except on
information in writing and on oath.
(3)
A summons or warrant issued under this
section shall direct the offender to appear or to be