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Magistrates, etc., may enter house, etc., where unlawful meeting held or books,
accounts, etc. kept and may arrest and
seize persons and property found.
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(e.)
aforesaid upon the terms and to the purposes
thereby prescribed.
For the purpose of the winding-up the Official
Receiver or such other officer shall have all the
powers which are vested in the Official Receiver
by The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1891 for the purpose
of the discovery of the property of a debtor and
the realization thereof, and also all such powers
as are by the law relating to Companies vested in
the Official Liquidator; and all the provisions of
the Bankruptcy Ordinance and of such law, so far as
they relate to the discovery and realization of the
property of a debtor and to the winding-up of a
company, shall mutatis mutandis apply to the wind-
ing-up of the affairs of a Society under this
Ordinance.
(2.) The Governor-in-Council may for the purpose of
enabling a Society to wind up its own affairs suspend the
operation of this section for such period as to him shall
seem expedient.
18.-(1.) It shall be lawful for any Magistrate or Justice
of the Peace to enter, with or without assistance, or to
order any Police Officer or other person in his presence to
enter, with or without assistance, using force in either
case if necessary, into any dwelling-house or other building,
or into any place in which he may have reasonable ground to
believe that a meeting of any unlawful Society, or of persons
who are members of an unlawful Society, is being held, or
that any books, accounts, writings, banners or insignia
belonging to any unlawful Society are concealed, kept or
deposited and to arrest or cause to be arrested all persons
found in such house and to search such house, building or
place, and seize or cause to be seized all books, accounts,