ANTIGUA,

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Pelrolaim (Amendment). No. 5 of 1944.

circumstances of the accident and adding any
observations which the court thinks right to
make;

(7) the court may require the expenses
incurred in and about an investigation under
this section (including the remuneration of
any persons appointed to act as ASSESSOIS )
to be paid in whole or part by any person
summoned before it who appears to the court
to be, by reason of any act or default on his
part or on the part of any servant or agent of
his, responsible in any degree for the occur-
rence of the accident, but any such expenses
not required to be so paid shall be paid out of
the general revenues of the Presidency ;

(7) any person who without reasonable
excuse (proof whereof shall lie on him) either
fails, after having had the allowances, travel-
Jing expenses and fees (if any) to which he is
entitled tendered to him, to comply with any
summnonus or requisition of the court, or pre-
vents or impedes the court in the execution of
its duty, shall be guilty of an offence, and
shall be liable on summary conviction to ‘a
fine not exceeding fifty dollars or to imprison-
ment for a term not exceeding three months,
and, in the case of a failure to comply with
the requisition for making any return or pro-
ducing any document, if the failure in respect
of which ‘a person was so convicted is con-
tinued after the conviction, he shall be guilty
of a further offence and shall be Hable on
sumimary conviction to a fine of twenty-five
dollars for every day on which the failure was
so continued,

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(2) The Governor in Council may cause the

report of Uh court to be made publie at such time
apd in such manneras he thinks fit.”

Ko sr. dO. Warsi,
Presiaent,