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(c)
Proposed new section 104D Subsection (1)
provides that where an offence under section
104A (displaying or affixing a poster without
permission) is committed then not only is the
bill poster liable for that offence but also
his employer and the person whose goods,
trade, business or other concerns are given
publicity by the bill or poster. Subsection
(2) provides that a person is deemed to
display a bill or poster for the purposes
of sections 104B and 104C if it is displayed
on land of which he is the owner or occupier
or if the bill or poster gives publicity of
his goods, trade, business or other concerns.
However, a person will not be guilty of an
of fence under section 104A or section 104B
or liable to the cost of removal under
section 104C if he can prove that the bill
or poster was displayed or affixed without
his knowledge or consent.
(a) Proposed new section 104E
Subsection (1)
defines "Authority" so as to include those
Government departments and public bodies
that have the management and control of
particular areas of land. Subsections (2),
(3) & (4) define "land", "occupier" and
#bill or poster". A saving for other
enactments is contained in subsection (5).