CO129-409 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [1-3] — Page 526

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Section 48 provides for compensation for damages caused by any search without warrant where such search has proved unsuccessful.

7. (c) Forfeitures.

Section 49 provides that all fines and forfeitures go to the Superintendent to be disposed of as the Governor may direct: it pro- -vides that all opium in respect of which any offence against the Ordinance has been committed may be seized together with any implements

used in connection with opium and shall be forfeited together with any smuggling chip of less than 16 tons: it further prescribes that any unclaimed opium or implement used in comection therewith may also be

forfeited.

8. (d). Procedure and Legal.

holidays.

Section 50 provides that all legal process may be served on

Section 51 provides that no Court need enquire into the manner in which a seizure of opium in conection with proceedings be-

-fore such Court has been actually carried out.

Section 52 preserves the secrecy which should be accorded to informers except where it is absolutely necessary to disclose their

napies.

Section 53 gives power to a Magistrate to permit an accused person to give evidence for the prosecution where such accused person is charged with one or more other persons and provides that such person giving evidence may if he makes a full disclosure receive an indemnity against any further legal proceedings against him: it also reserves the right for any person charged to tender himself to give evidence on his own behalf.

Section 54 provides that a certificate sined by the Superintendent shall be conclusive evidence of the market value of any opium the subject matter of proceedings under the Ordinance.

น. (e) Penal Provisions,

Section 55 provides specific penalties for the contravention of various sections of the Ordinance. These vary according to the

gravity of the offence.

Section 56 provides the penalty for any person counterfeit-

-ing