Post Office Act 1846 (SA)
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with the advice and consent of the hgislative Council thereof, eonalpctiorb
that from and alter the passing hereof, this Ordinance shall com-
mence and take effect, and shall be construed as one Act with an
Ordinance passed on the thirteenth day of July, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-one, entitled an "Act to Regulate the 5 vie,.
Post Office Department in South Australia."
person on board of any ship or vessel arriving at any port or place
within the Province, and having charge of any mail, letters, packeta, or newspapers (not being exempted by law), shall not duly deliver nuch mail, letters, packets, or newspapers, to the
proper Officer authorised to receive the same, without unavoidable
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manner unlawfully and wilfully openasp bag of lettersat mail, with which he shall
have been entrusted for delivery PostOffice authorities, or hall, unlawfully andwilfully, ta of such bag or mailany letter, or newspaper, or shallwil
a negligently destroy anysuch bag,mail, or letter, eye
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lector, or any other Officer of Customs, who in the due | ||
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any law in force relating to the Post Office, to seize and take all such letters, and toforwzrd t.he same to the Postmaster-General; and that the Officerseizin;
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provisions of law have been complied | possession or baggage-the |
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rived from (slate theplncc), do solemnly declare that Ihare, to the
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quir* or 1to produce the same, or rhall- wilfully make any false
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that in any action or suit against
any IQ actions brarybt prson Tor collecting, carrying, conveying, delivering, or sending
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kllers orpncknp, contrary to the provisions of an
law at any Zklll**iaf
bme in force within the Province,the proof thatt ze lettersor
pkets were collected, carried, conveyed, delivered, or sent,ac- @rding to the provisions of any such
law, shall lie on theperson
gainst whom such action or suitshall be bwirght.
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that
if any'action or suit shall be ~ i o f * r u n *,
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against
any person, for anything done in pursuance
within twelve months after the fact corn-
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and the defendant in such action. .,
tr suit may plead the general issue,
and give this Ordinanceand he special matter in evidence,
and thatthe samewas done inpursuance and by the
nu thori ty of such law:And if it sl~allappear
roto be done, or
that such action or suitshall be conlmenced.
ter the
time before limited for bringing thesame, then thevyshall find for the defendant; and upon
n verdict for thelefendant, or if the plaintiff shall be non-suited, or discontinue
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demurrer judgment shall be given against the plaintiff, the
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a verdict shall be
given forthe plaintiff inany plaintiff shall not
have costs againstthe de-
Judge before whom the trial shall be, shall | '. |
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