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factory, or, where the occupier is a firm, the title of the
firm.

(3) The court shall, in any proceedings under this
Ordinance, cause minutes of the evidence to be taken and
preserved.

(4) Where, with respect to or in consequence of
any accident in a factory, a report is made by the court
appointed to hold a formal investigation under this
Ordinance, or a coroner’s inquest is held, and it appears
from the report, or from the proceedings at the inquest,
that any of the provisions of this Ordinance or any
regulations or orders made thereunder were not complied
with at or before the time of the accident, summary
proceedings against any person liable to be proceeded
against in respect of such non-compliance may be com-
menced at any time within six months after the making
of the report or the conclusion of the inquest.

(5) Where any offence is committed under this
Ordinance by reason of a failure to make an examination,
enter a report, or do any other thing, at or within a time
specified by this Ordinance or any regulations or orders
made thereunder, the offence shall be deemed to continue
until the examination is made, or the report entered, or
the other thing done, as the case may be.

(6) Subject to the provisions of section 67 of the
Summary Courts Ordinance all fines imposed under this
Ordinance shall, save as otherwise expressly provided
for by this Ordinance, be paid into the Treasury.

(7) Where a proceeding is taken before a court of
summary jurisdiction with respect to an offence under this
Ordinance alleged to be committed in or with reference
to a factory, no Magistrate shall be qualified to hear and
determine the case who is the husband, parent, guardian,
son or brother of the occupier or owner of the factory, or
has an interest in the factory.

80. Any person aggrieved by an order made by a court
of summary jurisdiction on determining a complaint under
this Ordinance may appeal therefrom to the Supreme
Court.

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Appeal from
orders made
on com-
plaint.