ANTIGUA. 2 Interpretation of Laws (Amendment). No. 16 of 1953.

Amendment
of section 11

cf the Prinoi-

(3) Unless the contrary intention
appears, where any Ordinance, whether
passed before or after the commencement
of this Ordinance, contains a reference to
the Attorney-General, the reference shall,
in the absence of the Attorney-General
from the Presidency; be construed to
include a reference to the Crown Attorney

present in the Presidency -as the ~~

Attorney General’s deputy.”

8. Subsection (3) of section 11 of the

Principal Ordinance is hereby repealed and replaced

pal Ordinance. gg follows:—

(3) Where any Ordinance, whether
passed before or after the commencement of
this Ordinance, confers power on any author-

‘ity to make or issue any instrument (that is to

say, any regulation, rule, by-law, proclamation,
order-in-council or order) the following provi-
sions shall, unless the contrary intention
appears, have effect with reference to the
making, issue and operation of such instru-
ment— . ,

(a) any instrument as aforesaid may at —
any time be amended, varied, rescinded or
revoked by the same authority and in the
same manner by and in which it was made;

(6) there may be annexed to the breach
of any regulation, rule, by-law, order-in-
council or order such penalty not exceeding
forty-eight dollars-as the authority making
the regulation, rule, by-law, order-in-council
or order may think fit;

(c) where any Ordinance confers power
on any authority to make any regulation, rule,
by-law, order-in-council or order for any
general purpose, and also for any special -
purposes incidental thereto, the enumeration
of the special purposes shall not be deemed to
derogate from the generality of the powers
conferred with. reference to the general:
purpose;

(d) no regulation, rule, by-law, order-in-
council or order shall be inconsistent with the
provisions of any Ordinance,”