Offences and penalties. (1) A master or other person who fails to do or does any act that by these by-laws he is required to do or is forbidden from doing, as the case may be, commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a penalty not exceeding $100.
(2) The imposition and payment of any such penalty does not affect the liability of any person to any other person in respect of the act or omission constituting the offence. To [The Company] DAMPIER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA: I hereby guarantee and warrant to you that all dues charged or payable or which may in the future become chargeable or payable under the above by-laws in respect of or in connection with the vessel “ ” will be paid within 14 days after the departure of the said vessel from the said port and I undertake and agree to pay to you forthwith upon the expiration of the said period of 14 days the amount of any such dues which have not been paid as aforesaid. I shall not be discharged or released from this guarantee by any arrangement made between you and the owner or owners or master of the said vessel (either with or without my assent) or by any obligation to pay such dues or by any forbearance whether as to payment, time, performance or otherwise. IN WITNESS whereof I have set my hand and seal this . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . day of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 . . . Signed Sealed and Delivered by the said The tonnage rates payable in respect of a vessel shall be 1.96 cents for each ton of the gross registered tonnage of the vessel for each 6 hours or part thereof during which the vessel occupies a berth, the minimum charge for each entry into the port being a charge for 12 hours.
Offences and penalties. 1 The Consultant acknowledges that Section 86 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act specifies that a person who: .1 request for access to records; or
Offences and penalties. 1. When the Minister has published a warning of a high fire danger, any person who lights a fire in the open air will be guilty of a first category offence. (Fine and or imprisonment of up to two years).
2. Any owner, occupier or person in control of land on which a fire occurs who fails to take reasonable steps to extinguish the fire or to confine it to that land or to prevent it from causing damage to property on adjoining land, is guilty of a first category offence. (Fine and or imprisonment of up to two years).
3. Any owner, occupier or person in control of land who leaves a fire which he has lit, unattended, is guilty of a second category offence. (Fine and or imprisonment of up to one year).
4. Any owner, occupier or person in control of land who fails to prepare a firebreak, give notice of intention to burn a firebreak and fails to meet the standard of readiness for fire fighting is guilty of a second category offence. (Fine and or imprisonment of up to one year). .................................................................................................................................................................................. herein a representative of (Farm) ............................................................................................................................... in my capacity as ....................................................................................................................................................... (Hereinafter called “THE FIRST PARTY”) and ................................................................................................................................................................................... Herein a representative of (Farm) .............................................................................................................................. in his capacity as ....................................................................................................................................................... (Hereinafter called “THE OTHER PARTY”) (The above referred to as “The Party”/”The Parties”)
Offences and penalties. Any person who-(a)obstructs or hinders any councilor or official of the Municipality in the execution of his or her duties under this By--law or the policy;(b)unlawfully uses or interferes with Municipal equipment or consumption of services supplied;(C)tampers with any Municipal equipment or breaks any seal on a meter;(d)contravenes or fails to comply with the provisions of this By-law or the policy; or(e)fails to comply with a notice served in terms of this By-law or the policy, is guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a penalty.
Offences and penalties. (1) Any person who contravenes any provision of this Act or any regulation made under it shall commit an offence.
(2) Any person who commits an offence shall on conviction –
(a) where the offence relates to a species of wildlife listed in the Fourth Schedule, be liable to a fine not exceeding 100,000 rupees and to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 5 years;
(b) in any other case, be liable to a fine not exceeding 50,000 rupees and to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 years. In either case, legislation should provide a means of modifying these lists in accordance with AEWA’s categories and the conservation status of populations within a Parties’ territory. It could do this by incorporating by reference lists of the species included in Table 1 of the AEWA Action Plan (particularly those appearing in Column A). Incorporating international lists and definitions is a common approach in species protection legislation: the Kenyan Wildlife Act, for instance, defines “endangered species” to include any wildlife listed in the Appendices of CITES, while the Wildlife, Hunting and Protected Areas Law of Equatorial Guinea includes in its definition species listed by the IUCN (see practical example 3 and 4). More broadly, the Tanzanian Wildlife Conservation Act includes as a protected species any species protected under any international convention, agreement or treaty (see practical example 5). Such reference can be useful in ensuring that national legislation continues to meet international requirements. However, it is important to ensure that the lists established by AEWA and its Action Plan, and any subsequent amendments to such lists, are well publicized and available at the national level.
3. The following shall be protected species, and therefore those that it is forbidden to xxxx:
Offences and penalties. (a) A Contractor, Sub-Contractor or Licensee who - pursuant to Section 23(1) of the Local Content Act - submits, or causes to be submitted, any record or any other information knowing, or ought reasonably to have known, that the submission is false or misleading, commits and offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of ten million dollars.
(b) A Contractor, Sub-Contractor or Licensee who fails to submit the MSA(s) as required by the law - pursuant to section 23(3)(c) of the Act and in accordance with these Guidelines - commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of five million dollars.
(c) A Contractor, Sub-Contractor or Licensee who - pursuant to Section 23(3)(d) of the Act - submits beyond the prescribed time as stated in the Act and referenced in these Guidelines for the submission of Master Services Agreements, any record or any other document commits an offense and is liable on summary conviction to a fine of one million dollars.
(d) A Contractor, Sub-Contractor or Licensee who - pursuant to section 23 (3)(g) - fails to comply with a request by the Minister or Secretariat to review or provide information on, any return, report, record, or any other document pursuant to the provisions of the Act commits and offence and is liable to a fine of one million dollars.
Offences and penalties. No person shall trade in, import, export, re-export or introduce any specimen of a wildlife species into or from Kenya without a permit issued by the Service under this Act.
Offences and penalties. The schedule of offences and possible penalties is set out in Annexure "A" hereto and the warnings referred to below are set out in Annexure "B". Annexure "C" - Notice is the notice to attend a disciplinary hearing. Annexure "D" is the disciplinary report to be completed after a disciplinary hearing. Annexure "E" is to be handed to the employee in event of appeal.
Offences and penalties. (1) A master or other person who fails to do or does any act that by these by‑laws he is required to do or is forbidden from doing, as the case may be, commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a penalty not exceeding $100.
(2) The imposition and payment of any such penalty does not affect the liability of any person to any other person in respect of the act or omission constituting the offence. First Schedule To [The Company] DAMPIER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA: I hereby guarantee and warrant to you that all dues charged or payable or which may in the future become chargeable or payable under the above by‑laws in respect of or in connection with the vessel “ ” will be paid within 14 days after the departure of the said vessel from the said port and I undertake and agree to pay to you forthwith upon the expiration of the said period of 14 days the amount of any such dues which have not been paid as aforesaid. I shall not be discharged or released from this guarantee by any arrangement made between you and the owner or owners or master of the said vessel (either with or without my assent) or by any obligation to pay such dues or by any forbearance whether as to payment, time, performance or otherwise. IN WITNESS whereof I have set my hand and seal this . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . day of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 . . . Signed Sealed and Delivered by the said in the presence of— (seal) Second Schedule Tonnage rates The tonnage rates payable in respect of a vessel shall be 4.425 cents for each ton of the gross registered tonnage of the vessel for each 6 hours or part thereof during which the vessel occupies a berth, the minimum charge for each entry into the port being a charge for 12 hours. Fifth Schedule Miscellaneous charges
X. Xxxxxxx and unmooring
(1) The charges in respect of boats’ crews for mooring and unmooring of vessels shall be $310.50 for each boat employed on each occasion in connection with mooring and unmooring of a vessel.
(2) If boats are ordered but cancelled all costs incurred by the Company in connection with the order shall be payable by the vessel ordering the same.
B. Wharfage and handling charges on cargo
(1) For inward and outward cargo (other than cargo loaded from or unloaded on to a wharf designed for the loading of iron ore (whether concentrated or unconcentrated) or of iron) wharfage shall be $1.00 per ton of all cargo handled.
(2) In addition to such wharfage all expenses incurred by the Company in handling such carg...
Offences and penalties. The schedule of offences and possible penalties is set out in Annexure A hereto and the form of disciplinary report referred to below is set out in Annexure B. Annexure C Notice is the notice to attend to a disciplinary enquiry.
