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attempt to commit, any act calculated to interfere with

the administration of the law or with the maintenance

of law and order,

the magistrate may, in accordance with section 44, require such

person to show cause why he should not be ordered to execute a

bond with sureties for his good behaviour for a period not

exceeding two years.

Order to

be made.

44. (1) When à person is required to show cause under.

section 43, the magistrate shall nake an order in writing setting

forth

(a) the substance of the information received;

(b) the amount of the bond to be executed;

(c) the term for which it is in force;

(a) the number, character and class of sureties, if any,

required.

(2) If a person required to show cause under section 43 is

present in court, the order shall be read over to him, and, if

necessary, the substance of it explained.

(3) If a person required to show cause under section 43

is not in court, the magistrate shall bring him before the court

by summons or by warrant as he deems appropriate in the

circumstances of the case.

(4) A surmons or warrant issued under subsection (3) shall

be accompanied by a copy of the order and such copy shall be

delivered by the officer executing the process.