Companies Act 1967 (repealed)
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87 Penalty on friendly society for offence under Industrial Assurance Act 1923.
The maximum penalty that may be inflicted on a society registered under the Friendly Societies Act 1896, being a friendly society within the meaning of that Act, for an offence under the Industrial Assurance Act 1923 committed after the passing of this Act shall, instead of being a fine not exceeding £100 or, in the case of a continuing offence, a fine not exceeding £50 a day during which the offence continues, be a fine not exceeding £200; and, accordingly, section 39(1) of the said Act of 1923 shall, in relation to an offence under that Act so committed by a society so registered, being such a friendly society as aforesaid, have effect with the substitution, for the proviso thereto, of the following proviso:— Provided that the maximum penalty that may be inflicted for an offence under this Act shall be a fine not exceeding £200 .
87 Penalty on friendly society for offence under Industrial Assurance Act 1923.
The maximum penalty that may be inflicted on a society registered under the Friendly Societies Act 1896, being a friendly society within the meaning of that Act, for an offence under the Industrial Assurance Act 1923 committed after the passing of this Act shall, instead of being a fine not exceeding £100 or, in the case of a continuing offence, a fine not exceeding £50 a day during which the offence continues, be a fine not exceeding £200; and, accordingly, section 39(1) of the said Act of 1923 shall, in relation to an offence under that Act so committed by a society so registered, being such a friendly society as aforesaid, have effect with the substitution, for the proviso thereto, of the following proviso:— Provided that the maximum penalty that may be inflicted for an offence under this Act shall be a fine not exceeding £200 .
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