Public Conveyances Act 1854 (SA)
No. 1.
licensing of | |
Horses |
[Assented to, September 14, 1854.1
HEREAS it is expedient to amend an Act, No. 19 of 1853,
licensing of Public Conveyances, and to prevent the wanton ill
treatment of Horses and Cattle"-Be it therefore Enacted by the Lieutenant-Governor of South Australia, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, as follows:
1. If any vehicle shall ply for hire which shall not have the name |
of the owner thereof, and the number of passengers which the same |
shall be licensed to carry, painted thereon, as required by the said
Act, the | .I |
2. Every licence issued under the authority of the said Act, or of |
this Act, shall be in force until the tenth day of July, or tenth day | |
of January, whichever shall next succeed the date of its issue, and no longer, instead of the period of six months limited by the said Act. |
3. I t shall be lawful for the Commissioner of Police, or other |
Officer appointed | |
the said Act, to the owner of any vehicle of a novel or superior |
construction, to
1 spection thereof, the same may appear ualified and able to carry
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limited |
limited by the mid Act, and to charge and receive for everysuEh licence the sum of Two Shillings for every passenger which the
vehicle therein referred to
may be licensed to carry.
4. |
No licence shall be grantad to any vehicle, which shall not have been licensed prior to the first
day of January next, under the sdd Act, unless it &all appear on inspection that there is a space of, a t least, sixteen inches in width in the clear for every passenger licensed to be carried thereby; and every vehicle which may be Licensed shall he brought to the said Commissioner of Police or other Officer for inspection upon every renewal of the licence granted in respect thereof.
censed unlese of
proper dimensions.
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5. In the event of the refusal of the Commissioner of Police or other Officer, as aforesaid, to issue a licence under the said Act for any vehicle, it shall be lawful for the owner of such vehicle to ap- peal from such refusal to any two .Justices of the Peace of the said Province, one thereof being a Special Magistrate, upon giving not less than seven days' notice, of such appeal, to the said Commis- sioner of Police or other Officer, as aforesaid; and it shall be law- ful for such two, Justices to inquire into the matter of such appeal, and to inspect the vehicle so ref~~sed to be licensed, and, a t their discretion, to confirm such refusal or to direct a licence to be issued under the authority of the said Act, in which event, the said Com- missioner of Police or other Officer shall issue a licence accordingly. | |
6. If |
upon |
the same is licensed to carrv. it shall be lawful for such vehicle to
carry luggage not exceedin6 'in weight one hundred and fifty poundsin the place of every passenger authorized by the licence
to bccarried, but who s h d not upon such occasion be carried.
No. 19 of |
his |
construed as one Act. |
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