Ordinance in respect of the act or default by which the
death or injury was caused, have taken place and been
dismissed before the death or injury occurred.


Forgery of
certificates,
false entries,
and false
declarations.
























Penalty for
persons actually
committing
offence for
which occupier
is liable.

Penalty for
obstruction, etc.


 29. If any person-
 (a) forges or counterfeits- any certificate required by, under, or
 for the purposes of, this Ordinance or any order or
 regulation made thereunder;
 (b) gives or signs any such certificate knowing it to be false in
 any material particular;
 (c) knowingly utters or makes use of any such certificate so
 forged, counterfeited, or false as aforesaid;
 (d) knowingly utters or makes use of as applying to any person
 any such certificate which does not so apply;
 (e) personates any person named in any such certificate;
 (f) falsely pretends to be an inspector;
 (g) wilfully connives at any such forging, counterfeiting,
 giving, signing, uttering, making use, personating or
 pretending as aforesaid;
 (h) wilfully makes a false entry in any register, notice,
 certificate, or document required by, under or for the
 purposes of this Ordinance or any order or regulation
 made thereunder to be kept or served or sent;
 (i) wilfully makes or signs a false declaration required by,
 under or for, the purposes of this Ordinance or any order
 or regulation made thereunder;
 (j) knowingly makes use of any such false entry or declaration
 as aforesaid;
he shall, without prejudice to any other penalty, be guilty of an
offence under this Ordinance, and liable to a fine not exceeding
five hundred dollars, or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding
three months.

 30. Where an act or default for which an occupier or owner
is liable under this Ordinance is in fact the act or default of some,
agent, servant, worker or other person, that agent, servant, worker
or other person shall be guilty of an offence and liable to the like
fine as if he were the occupier or owner, as the case may be.


 31. (4) Any person who-
 (a) obstructs or delays an inspector in the due exercise of any
 power conferred on him by or under this Ordinance; or
 (b) refuses to answer, or answers falsely, any injury authorised
 by or under this Ordinance to be made; or
 (c) fails to produce any register, certificate, book, or document,
 he is required by or under this Ordinance to produce; or
 (d) conceals or prevents, or attempts to conceal or prevent,
 any person from appearing before or being examined by
 the Inspector;


1955.


Factories.


No. 5.