(b) a prosecution may be institute, and the person accused
 may be convicted and sentenced from time to time in
 relation to any portion of the period during which the
 oilence continues to be committed, not being a portion of
 such period in relation to which the person accused has
 been previously convicted and sentenced for the offence.


 26. Subject as hereinafter in this Ordinance or in any
Regulations or Orders made thereunder provided, any person
guilty of an offence under this Ordinance or in any Regulations or
Orders made thereunder for which 1o express penalty is provided
by this Ordinance or in any Regulations or Orders made
thereunder shr.ll be liable to a fine no. exceeding one hundred
dollars, and, if the contravention in respect of which he was so
convicted is continued after the conviction he shall (subject to the
provisions of section 27 of this Ordinance) be guilty of a further
offence and liable in respect thereof to a fine not exceeding
twenty dollars for each day on which the contravention was
so continued.

 27. Where the occupier or owner of a factory is convicted of
an offence under this Ordinance, the court may, in addition to or
instead of inflicting a line, order hini, within the time specified in
the order, -o take such steps as may be so specified for remedying
the mattcis in respect of which the contravention occurred, and
may, c.n application, enlarge the time so specified, and where such
an order is made, the occupier or owr1er shall not be liable under
hiis Ordinance in respect of the continuation of the contravention
during the time allowed by the court, but if, after the expiration
of that time as originally specified or enlarged by subsequent
order, the order is not complied with, the occupier or owner, as
the case may be, shall be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty
dollars for each day on which the non-compliance continues.

 28. If any person is killed, or dies, or suffers any bodily
injury, in cor.equence of the occupier or owner of a factory
having contravened any provision of this Ordinance or of any
regulation or order made thereunder, the occupier or owner of
the factory shall, without prejudice to any other penalty, be
liable to a fine not exceedinrg five hundred dollars; and the whole
or any part of the fine may be applied for the benefit of the
injured person or his family or otherwise as the Governor in
Council determines :
 Provided that-
 (a) in the case of injury to health, the occupier or owner shall
 not be liable to a fine under this section unless the injury
 was caused directly by the contravention; and
 (b) the occupier or owner shall not be liable to a fine under
 this section if proceedings against him under this


Fines for
offences for
which no
express penalty
provided.








Power of
court to order
cause of
contravention
to be remedied.









Fines in case of
death or injury


No. 5.


Factories.


1955.