Laws of Barbados Volume 1 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 Excerpt: ...of certifi-, .' Jji cate of the unfitness have caused the carnage now used and let of a carriage. to hire as a livery or hackney carriage, and known by the following marks here state marks or description by which the carriage may be identified, to be inspected, and find the said carriage not to be in a fit and proper condition for public use here state the defect; and I do hereby suspend the license granted to to keep aud use the said carriage as a state whether a livery or hackney carriage until the defects are remedied. (Signed) Inspector-General of Police. (2) If the proprietor of any livery or lectoTreW tog" hackney carriage shall neglect or refuse to submit carriagesto submit for inspection his carriage and the inspection. horse or horses used in drawing the same at such times and in such manner as aforesaid, he shall for each neglect or refusal be liable to a penalty not exceeding one pound: and in addition to such penalty the inspector general of police shall have power to suspend the license of such proprietor until the carriage and horses shall be submitted for inspection. 5. (1) The inspector general is hereby carria stob f emPowered t appoint some competent perpTintee?8 e ap" son to be inspector of carriages and horses under this Act. Remuneration to, 2 The inspector shall be entitled to the inspector of carri-following fees, that is to say, --two shillings ages ana horses. for the inspection to obtain a license foi a carriage, and one shilling for each subsequent inspection of such carriage during the continuance of the license, such fees to be paid by the proprietors of carriages and horses at the time of inspection. 6. Every proprietor of a livery or hackney carriage, who, shall use or let the same to Penalty on letting hire wit...