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Fee,
Schedule.

Making false
or defective
statutory

declaration,

Recovery of

penaltics,

Ch. 30. No. 8.] Newspapers.

appear in the statutory declaration required by this
Ordinance to be made relating to those newspapers
respectively.

17. There shall be paid to the Registrar General the
fees specified in the Schedule hercto in respect of the several
matters therein specified.

18. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Perjury
Ordinance in that behalf every person who knowingly and
wilfully signs and makes any statutory declaration required
by this Ordinance —-

(a) in which there is inserted or set forth the name of
any person as a proprictor, printer or publisher of any
newspaper to which the statutory declaration relates
who is not the proprietor, printer or publisher thereof,
or

(0) from which there 1s omitted the name or place of
abode of any proprietor, printer or publisher of the
newspaper, contrary to the provisions of this Ordinance,
or

(c) in which any matter or thing by this Ordinance
required to be set forth is falsely set forth, or

(7) from which any matter or thing required by
this Ordinance to be set forth is omitted,

shall be Hable to a fine of two hundred and fifty dollars.

19. In any civil or criminal proceedings against any
proprietor, printer or publisher of any newspaper, service
at the house or building mentioned in any statutory
declaration aforesaid as the house or building at which that
newspaper is printed, or published, of any notice or other
matter required or directed by this Ordinance to be given
or left, or of any process whatsoever, shall be taken to be
good and sufficient service thereof respectively upon and
against every person named in the statutory declaration
as the proprietor, printer or publisher of that newspaper.

20. (1) All penalties under this Ordinance may be
recovered on summary conviction on complaint laid by the
Registrar General.