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Section 1, NPRC DECREE N0.4 1992
Status not yet checkedNPRC DECREE N0.4 1992, Sierra Leone
(1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained inany law—
(a) where a person, whose activities or assets are the
subject of a Commission of Inquiry, is outside
Sierra Leone; or
2 No. 4 Commissions of Inquiry (Additional Powers) Decree 19[illegible]
(b) where a person, whose activities or assets are[illegible]
subject of a Commission of Inquiry, is in Sie[illegible]
Leone, but having been given reasonable no[illegible]
to appear before the Commission refuses or wi[illegible]
fully neglects to appear in obedience to his be[illegible]
required by the Commission to attend; or
(c) where a person, having appeared before a Co[illegible]
mission in obedience to the Commission requiri[illegible]
him to attend, subsequently fails or refuses [illegible]
appear before the Commission when he is requir[illegible]
to do so by the Commission;
the Commission may investigate his activities or examine his ass[illegible]
in his absence.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), reasonable no[illegible]
includes notice sent by post to his usual or last known address.
[Margin: Commission to have powers to punish for contempt. Cap. 54. P.N. No. 20 of 1992.]
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