Northern Ireland Act 1962
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24 Backing warrants issued in Northern Ireland for execution in England, &c., and vice versa.
(1) For the purpose of adding to the number of persons whose indorsement, in due form, of a warrant issued in Northern Ireland enables it under section twenty-seven of the Petty Sessions (Ireland) Act, 1851, to be executed in England, Wales, Scotland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands and whose indorsement, in due form, of a warrant issued in any of the last-mentioned countries enables it, under section twenty nine of that Act, to be executed in Northern Ireland, that Act shall be amended as follows:— (a) in section twenty-seven, in paragraph 3, for the words “in like manner as before”there shall be substituted the words “or for a county inspector”, and for the words “either of the inspector or deputy inspector general”there shall be substituted the words “of the inspector general, deputy inspector general or county inspector”; (b) in section twenty-nine, after the words “deputy inspectors general”, there shall be inserted the words “or for a county inspector”; (c) in section forty-four (interpretation), after the word “prosecutor”, there shall be inserted the words “the words “county inspector”shall include a commissioner of police for a county borough in Northern Ireland and an officer of the Royal Ulster Constabulary having the rank of county inspector”. (2) This section shall extend to the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
24 Backing warrants issued in Northern Ireland for execution in England, &c., and vice versa.
(1) For the purpose of adding to the number of persons whose indorsement, in due form, of a warrant issued in Northern Ireland enables it under section twenty-seven of the Petty Sessions (Ireland) Act, 1851, to be executed in England, Wales, Scotland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands and whose indorsement, in due form, of a warrant issued in any of the last-mentioned countries enables it, under section twenty nine of that Act, to be executed in Northern Ireland, that Act shall be amended as follows:— (a) in section twenty-seven, in paragraph 3, for the words “in like manner as before”there shall be substituted the words “or for a county inspector”, and for the words “either of the inspector or deputy inspector general”there shall be substituted the words “of the inspector general, deputy inspector general or county inspector”; (b) in section twenty-nine, after the words “deputy inspectors general”, there shall be inserted the words “or for a county inspector”; (c) in section forty-four (interpretation), after the word “prosecutor”, there shall be inserted the words “the words “county inspector”shall include a commissioner of police for a county borough in Northern Ireland and an officer of the Royal Ulster Constabulary having the rank of county inspector”. (2) This section shall extend to the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
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