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(6) after three days’ notice in writing
signed by the Chairman and given to him
refuses or neglects to deliver to the Secretary,
anything whatsoever which he ought to
deliver or in respect of which he ought to give
satisfaction to the Secretary or to the Board,
as the case may be, a Magistrate may, on the
complaint of the Secretary, by summary order
require the said officer or servant to make
such delivery or payments or to give such
satisfaction.

(4) Any such officer or servant who fails to
comply with the order of the Magistrate shall be
guilty of an offence against this Ordinance.

(5) Nothing in this section shull affect any
remedy by civil action against any officer or
servant but so that an officer or servant shall not
be liable to he procceded against both summarily
and by civil action for the same cause.

(6) In paragraph (6) of section (3) of this
section the reference to the giving of a notice shall
be construed as including the leaving of such
notice at the usual or last known place of abode of
the officer or servant to whom such notice is to be
given and the reference to the Secretary shall be
construed as including any other person whom the
Board may direct for the purpose of receiving the
delivery or payment or the satisfaction mentioned
in the said paragraph. :

14. (1) Subject to the provisions of the
succeeding sub-xections of this section, the Board
may mike regulations with respect to all or any of
the following matters, that 1s to say:—

(a) the handling and export of cotton
by the Board and the marketing of the same;

(b) the manner in which the accounts of
the Board shall be kept;

(c) the finances of the Board and the
time at and the terms under which payments
to suppliers of cotton and other persons shall
be made;

MONTSERRAT.

Regulations.