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No. 3 of 1856.
Apprehension without warrant.
Satisfaction for damage other than wilful.
Summary procedure.
VICTORIA (LIGHTING).
6. It shall be lawful for any person witnessing the commission of an offence against section 4 to seize the said offender, and to deliver him to any constable or to a Magistrate; and no warrant shall be in any case necessary to justify the apprehension of any such offender.
7. When any damage or injury has been occasioned to any such article by any person otherwise than wilfully, and such person has not made satisfaction for the same, it shall be the duty of a Magistrate, on complaint thereof made, to order and compel the said person to make full satisfaction for the amount of such damage or injury, together with all incidental costs and expenses.
8. All proceedings before a Magistrate under this Ordinance, except as provided by section 5, shall be had, and the payment of all pecuniary penalties, costs, and damages shall be enforced, according to the law governing the summary jurisdiction of Magistrates.
[s. 9, rep. No. 50 of 1911.]
Statute 19 & 20 Vict. c. 18; For the extension of certain Acts to the Colony.
No. 1 of 1857.
For extending to this Colony certain Enactments of the Imperial Parliament.
[14th February, 1857.]
1. The Imperial Enactments Extension Ordinance, 1857.
2. The enactments of the Imperial Parliament specified in the schedule are hereby extended to this Colony and to the Supreme Court, with such exceptions as are specified in the said schedule.
3. Rights acquired, liabilities incurred, and acts done at or before the commencement of this Ordinance shall not be affected by the said enactments or any of them.
*As amended by No. 50 of 1911.
As amended by No. 50 of 1911 and No. 51 of 1911; see No. 8 of 1890 ss. 57 and 91.
32
No. 3 of 1856.
Apprehen. sion without warrant.
*
Batisfaction for damage other than wilful.
Summary procedure.
VICTORIA (LIGHTING).
6. It shall be lawful for any person witnessing the commission of an offence against section 4 to seize the said offender, and to deliver him to any constable or to a Magistrate; and no warrant shall be in any case necessary to justify the apprehension of any such offender.
7. When any damage or injury has been occasioned to any such article by any person otherwise than wilfully, and such person has not made satisfaction for the same, it shall be the duty of a Magis- trate, on complaint thereof made, to order and compel the said person to make full satisfaction for the amount of such damage or injury, together with all incidental costs and expenses.
8. All proceedings before a Magistrate under this Ordinance, except as provided by section 5, shall be had, and the payment of all pecuniary penalties, costs, and damages shall be enforced, according to the law governing the summary jurisdiction of Magistrates.
[s. 9, rep. No. 50 of 1911.7
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[14th February, 1857.]
1. The Imperial Enactments Extension Ordinance, 1857.
2. The enactments of the Imperial Parliament specified in the schedule are hereby extended to this Colony and to the Supreme Court, with such exceptions as are specified in the said schedule.
3. Rights acquired, liabilities incurred, and acts done at or before the commencement of this Ordinance shall not be affected by the said enactments or any of them.
*As amended by No. 50 of 1911.
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