MERCIANDISE MARKS .
[ 15 of 1890.) 1301
8. In any information, pleadiny, procceding, or document, how
Trademark,
described
in which any trade mark or forged trade mark is intended to be in pleading :
mentioned , it shall be sufficient, without further description and [Ibid. s. 9.]
without any copy or fac simile, to state that trade mark or
forged trade mark to be a trade mark or forged trade mark .
9. In any prosecution for an offence against this ordinance, — evidence.
Rules as to
[ Ibid, s. 10. )
( 1. ) A defendant, and his wife or her husband, as the case
may be, may , if the defendant thinks fit, be called
as a witness, and, if called, shall be sworn and
exainined , and may be cross-examined and re
examined in like manner as any other witness.
( 2. ) In the case of imported gools, evidence of the port
of shipment shall be primâ ficie evidence of the
place or country in which the goods were made or
produced .
10. Any person who, being within the Colony, procures, Punishment
counsels, aids, abets, or is accessory to the commission, without of accessories.
. . 11.
the Colony, of any act, which , if committed in the Colony would
under this ordinance be a mis lemeanour, shall be guilty of that
misdemeanour as a principal, and be liable to be proceeded
against, tried, and convicted in the Colony as if the misdemean
our had been there comunitted .
11. ( 1. ) Where, upon information or complaint laid for an warrant.
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offence against this ordinance, a Magistrate has issued either a [ Ibid. s . 12.]
summons requiring the defendant charged by such information
or complaint to appear to answer to the same, or has issued a
warrant for the arrest of such defendant, and the said Magistrate
on , or any Magistrate after, issuing the summons or warrant, is
satisfied by information on onth that there is reasonable cause
to suspect that any goods or things by means of or in relation
to which such offence has been committed are in any house or
premises of the defendant, or otherwise in his possession or
under his control in any place, such Magistrate may issue a
warrant under his hand by virtue of which it shall be lawful for
any constable or peace officer named or referred to in the
warrant, to enter such houses, premises, or place at any reason
able time by day, and to search therefor and seize and take
away those goods or things; and any goods or things seized
under any such warrant shall be brought before a Magistrate
for the purpose of its being determined whether the same are or
are not liable to forfeiture under this ordinance.
( 2.) If the owner of any goods or things which, if the owner
thereof had been convietei, would be liable to forfeiture under