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CHAPTER 85.
ALIENS REGISTRATION.
2o of 1924. An Ordinance to provide for the registration of aliens.
Short title
and application.
Power of
Governor by
Order in
Council to
provide for
the
registration
of aliens.
Application
of Order in
Council to
all orto any
class of aliens.
Penalties.
[1ST JANUARY, 1925.]
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Aliens Registration
Ordinance, and shall apply to the Colony and to the Protectorate.
2. It shall be lawful for the Governor in Council by Order-
(a) to require aliens residing or being in the Colony or
Protectorate to comply with such provisions as to registration,
notification of change of abode or otherwise, as may be made
by the Order, and
(b) to provide for the appointment of officers to carry the
Order into effect, and to confer on such officers such powers
as may be necessary or expedient for the purposes of the
Order, and
(c) to provide for any ancillary matters for which it appears
expedient to provide, with a view to giving full effect to
the Order.
3. Any provision of any Order in Council made under this
Ordinance with respect to aliens may relate either to aliens in
general, or to any class or description of aliens.
4. Any person who is guilty of an offence under any Order
in Council made under this Ordinance shall, on summary
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conviction thereof, be liable to a fine not exceeding one hundred
pounds or to imprisonment, with or without hard labour, for
a term not exceeding six months.
5. If any question arises on any proceedings under an Order Onus of
in Council made under this Ordinance, or with reference to proof.
anything done or proposed to be done under such Order in
Council, as to whether any person is an alien or not, or is an
alien of a particular class or not, the onus of proving that that
person is not an alien, or, as the case may be, is not an alien
of that class, shall be upon that person.
6. For the purpose of a trial of a person for any offence Jurisdiction
under any Order in Council made under this Ordinance, the of courts.
offence shall be deemed to have been committed either at the
place in which the same was actually committed or at any place
in which the offender may be.
S.L.-VoL. II-27*
TITLE XI.
IMMIGRATION AND DEPORTATION.
CHAPTER.
86. IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION
87. UNDESIRABLE BRITISH SuBJECTS
88. ExTRADITION (CoLONY)
89. FUGITIVE CRIMINALS SURRENDER
90. ALIENS ExPULSION
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