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Statutory
declaration
required
before
printing or
publication,

Particulars
of statutory
declaration.

New
statutory
declaration
when
required.

Bond by
proprictor,
printer, and
publisher of
newspaper.

Ch. 30. No. 8.] Newspapers.

 

persons in like manner representing or responsible for
the other shares or interests therein, and no other
person,

process means all) legal) process whatsoever
Whether civil or criminal and includes all notices under
this Ordinance and all summonses, subpoenas, rules
and orders of any court.

3. No person shall print or publish, or cause to be printed
or published, any newspaper unless there has been filed
with and registered at the office of the Registrar General a
statutory declaration, as hereinafter prescribed.

4. The statutory declaration shall be made and signed
by every person named therein as proprietor or printer, or
publisher, of the newspaper to which it relates and shall
set. forth—

(a) the correct title or name of the newspaper ;

(6) the true description of the house or building
Wherein the newspaper is intended to be printed, and
also of the house or building wherein it is intended to
be published; and ,

(c) the true names and places of abode of every
person who is intended to be the proprietor, printer or
publisher of the newspaper.

5. Whenever any proprictor, printet or publisher named
in such statutory declaration shall be changed or shall
change his place of abode, printing house or office, and as
often as the title of the newspaper shall be changed, then
and in every such case a new statutory declaration which
shall contain all the several matters and things required
by section 4 shall be made, filed and registered as herein-
before prescribed.

6. No person shall print or publish or cause to be printed
or published any newspaper published at intervals not
exceeding twenty-six days unless and until the proprietor,
printer and publisher thereof have entered into and delivered
to and registered with the Registrar General, a bond to His
Majesty, His heirs and successors in the sum of one thousand