Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Preventive order to stop obstruction or riot prohibits placing debris on public roads and forbids processions likely to cause affray. A magistrate may direct a person in possession or management of land not to place earth, stones or other dug-up material on an adjoining public road if such deposition risks obstructing users, or may prohibit a procession or assembly of identified persons that is likely to lead to a riot or affray; the order must describe the property or class of persons and be dated, sealed and signed by the court under the prescribed form.
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Preventive order to stop obstruction or riot prohibits placing debris on public roads and forbids processions likely to cause affray.
A magistrate may direct a person in possession or management of land not to place earth, stones or other dug-up material on an adjoining public road if such deposition risks obstructing users, or may prohibit a procession or assembly of identified persons that is likely to lead to a riot or affray; the order must describe the property or class of persons and be dated, sealed and signed by the court under the prescribed form.
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