ORDINANCE No. 8 of 1873.
Dangerous Goods.
(1.) That they are kept in separate glass, earthenware, or metal vessels or cases each of which contains not more than a pint or pound, and is securely stopped or fastened,
(2.) That the aggregate amount kept, supposing the whole contents of the vessels to be in bulk, does not exceed in the case of kerosene oil fifty gallons, and in the case of petroleum and the other articles specified three gallons, or fifteen pounds.
[Repealed by Ordinance No. 7 of 1884, and new words substituted.]
12. Any dealer who refuses to show to any officer authorized by the Governor every or any place, or all or any of the vessels or packages in which dangerous goods to which this Ordinance applies in his possession are kept, or to give him such assistance as he may require for examining the same, or who wilfully obstructs any officer so authorized in the execution of this Ordinance shall incur a penalty not exceeding one hundred dollars.
13. Where any Magistrate is satisfied by information on oath that there is reasonable ground to believe that any dangerous goods to which this Ordinance applies are being kept, sent, conveyed, or exposed for sale within the Colony in contravention of this Ordinance, at any place, whether a building or not, or in any ship or vehicle, such Magistrate shall grant a warrant by virtue whereof it shall be lawful for any person named in such warrant to enter the place, ship, or vehicle named in such warrant, and every part thereof, and examine the same and search for such goods therein, and if any such goods be found therein, which are kept, sent, conveyed, or exposed for sale in contravention of this Ordinance, to seize and remove such goods or articles, and the vessels or packages containing the same, and to detain such goods and vessels or packages until a Magistrate has determined whether the same are or not forfeited, the proceedings for which forfeiture shall be commenced forthwith after the seizure.
Any person seizing any dangerous goods to which this Ordinance applies, in pursuance of this section, shall not be liable to any suit for detaining the same, or for any loss or damage incurred in respect of such goods, otherwise than by any wilful act or neglect while the same are so detained.
refusing
1185
Penalty for information ing officer.
. 105, s. 19.]
and obstruct-
[34 & 35 Vic.,
c.
Search for dangerous goods.
34 & 35 Vic.
· 105, s. 13.]
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ORDINANCE No. 8 or 1873.
Dangerous Goods.
(1.) That they are kept in separate glass, earthenware, or metal vessels or cases each of which contains not more than a pint or pound, and is securely stopped or fastened,
(2.) That the aggregate amount kept, supposing the whole contents of the vessels to be in bulk, does not exceed in the case of kerosene oil fifty gallons, and in the case of petroleum and the other articles specified three gallons, or fifteen pounds.
[Repealed by Ordinance No. 7 of 1884, and new words substituted.]
12. Any dealer who refuses to show to any officer authorized by the Governor every or any place, or all or any of the vessels or packages in which dangerous goods to which this Ordinance applies in his possession are kept, or to give him such assistance as he may require for examining the same, or who wilfully obstructs any officer so authorized in the execution of this Ordinance shall incur a penalty not exceeding one. hundred dollars.
13. Where any Magistrate is satisfied by information on oath that there is reasonable ground to believe that any dangerous goods to which this Ordinance applies are being kept, sent, conveyed, or exposed for sale within the Colony in contravention of this Ordinance, at any place, whether a building or not, or in any ship or vehicle, such Magistrate shall grant a warrant by virtue whereof it shall be lawful for any person named in such warrant to enter the place, ship, or vehicle named in such warrant, and every part thereof, and examine the same and search for such goods therein, and if any such goods be found therein, which are kept, sent, conveyed, or exposed for sale in contravention of this Ordinance, to seize and remove such goods or articles, and the vessels or packages containing the same, and to detain such goods and vessels or packages until a Magistrate has determined whether the same are or not forfeited, the proceedings for which forfeiture shall be commenced forthwith after the seizure.
Any person seizing any dangerous goods to which this Ordinance applies, in pursuance of this section, shall not be liable to any suit for detaining the same, or for any loss or damage incurred in respect of such goods, otherwise than by any wilful act or neglect while the same are so detained.
refusing
1185
Penalty for information ing officer.
. 105, s. 19.]
and obstruct-
[34 & 35 Vic.,
c.
Search for dangerous goods.
34 & 35 Vac.
· 105, s. 13.]
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