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(Amendment).

be, and may recover in a court of competent
jurisdiction asa civil debt from the person
so in default the expense incurred by him
in so doing.

sehr (11) The Privcipal Ordinance is hereby
in Principal amended by the insertion, between sections
Dadinpnee: 77 and 78 of the following section numbered
as section 77A:—

ie cide 77A(1) Tt shall be the duty of

persons using the road to acquaint
themselves with and observe the diree-
tions contained in the highway cnde.

(2) The Traffic Commissioner shall
eause the highway code to be issued
to the public at a price to be fixed
by the Governor in Council.

(3) A failure on the part of any
part of any person to observe any provi-
sion of the highway code shall not of
itself render that person liable to crimi-
nal proceedings under this Ordinance,
but sueh failure may in any such proceed-
ings be relied upon by any party to the
proceedings as tending to establish or te
negative any hability which is in question
in ‘thos se proceedings.”

Amendment 12. Section 77 of the Principal Ordinance

eet’ aie ene amended by the deletion of the words

Principal “and the erection of traffic signs and other notices”
Ordinance, appearing in subparagraph (+) of paragraph (7)
thereof.

Substitution 18. The following section is hereby substi-
of section 79 tuted for section 79 of the Principal Ordinanee—
Principal
Ordinanoe.

“General 79. Any person guilty of an offence

Penalty.
; under this Ordinanee for which no penalty

is expressly provided shall be liable on sum-
mary conviction to a penalty not exceeding
one hundred and twenty dollars or to a term
of imprisonment net exceeding six months.”