Penalty at end of provision

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In this Law, a penalty stated at the end of a provision indicates that an offence mentioned in the provision is punishable on conviction or, if no offence is mentioned, a contravention of the provision constitutes an offence against the provision that is punishable on conviction, by a penalty not more than the stated penalty.

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See also section 596 in relation to maximum fines for bodies corporate.

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736 Penalty at end of provision