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Section 25: Penalties on passengers offending

The Himachal Pradesh Ferries Act, 1956State Act of Himachal Pradesh · Act 10 of 1956

Every person crossing by any public ferry, or using the approach to, or landing place thereof, who refuses to pay the proper toll, and every personwho, with intent to avoid payment of such toll, fraudulently or forcibly crosses by any such ferry without paying the toll, or who, obstructs any toll-collector or lessee of the tolls of a public ferry or any of his assistants in any way in the execution of their duty under this Act, or who, after being warned by any such toll-collector, lessee or assistant not to do so, goes or takes any animals, vehicles or other things into any ferry boat, or upon any bridge at such a ferry, which is in such a state or so loaded as to endanger human life or property, or who, refuses or neglects to leave, or remove any animals, vehicles or goods from any such ferry-boat or bridge, on being THE HIMACHAL PRADESH FERRIES ACT, 1956 9 requested by such toll-collector, lessee or assistance to do so, shall be punishable with fine which may extend to fifty rupees.

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ActThe Himachal Pradesh Ferries Act, 1956
Section25
Marginal notePenalties on passengers offending
JurisdictionState of Himachal Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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