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Section 41, Cap 196
Status not yet checkedCap 196, Sierra Leone
If there shall be a breach on the part of the lessee of a Forfeiture forbreach of
mining lease of any condition or provision of this Ordinance or rules, etc.
of any rule made thereunder, or of any of the terms, covenants
or conditions of his lease, and if the lessee shall not make good
such breach within such period, not being less than one month,
as the Governor may decide, from the date of receiving notice in
writing from the Governor so to do, or if the lessee shall wholly
discontinue operations under the mining lease during a continuous period of six months, without the consent in writing of
the Governor, then the lease may be determined by the
Governor, without prejudice to any claim against the lessee
which shall already have accrued. The decision of the Governor
determining the lease shall be sufficiently notified to the lessee
by its publication in the Gazette:
Provided that the Governor may, in lieu of determining a
lease, order the lessee to pay a penal rent of such amount not
exceeding three times the amount of the rent payable under the
lease, as the Governor may determine, from the date on which
the breach commenced until the same is made good. Such
penal rent shall be in addition to the rent payable under the
lease, and shall be paid monthly without demand and shall be
recoverable as rent.
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