No, 7 of 1954. Virgin Islands Constitution 59 Viren
and Elections. ISLANDS.

shall be expended in bribery at any
election, or who knowingly” pays or
causes to be paid any money to any per-
son in discharge or repayment of any
money wholly or in part expended in
bribery at any such election.

(6) Every voter who, before or during any
election, directly or indirectly, by himself
or by any other person op his behalf,
receives, agrees, or contracts for any
money, gift, loan or valuable consi-
deration, office place, or employment for
hinnself or for any other person, for vot-
lng or agreeing to vote, or for refraining
or agreeing to refrain from voting any at
any election,

(7) Every person who, after any election,
directly or indirectly, by himself, or by
any other person on his behalf, receives
any money or valuable consideration on
account of any person having voted or
refrained from voting, or having induced
nny other person to vote or refrain from
voting at any such election.

(8) The foregoing provision of this section
shall not extend or be construed to extend
to any money paid or agreed to be paid
for or on account of any legal expenses
incurred in good faith at or concerning an
election.

(9) For the purpose of this section “legal
expenses ”” includes—

(a) the payment of the agents, clreks,
canvasers and messengers of candidates;

(6) payments made for the purpose
of hiring vehicles for the conveyance of
voters to or from a polling station;

(c) payments made for the use of
any premises for a public meeting in
furtherance of the candidature of any