Statutes of the Province of Canada
Statutes of the Province of Canada
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HIGH BAILIFFS AND CONSTABLES.
Hitfh Baiiifis 889. The Couucil of every city shall appoint a High Bailiff, aadCoDstablef. jj^^ jjjay provide by by-law that the offices of High Bailiff and Chief Constable shall be held by the same person.
S90. Until the organization of a Board of Police as herein- after mentioned, the Council of the city or town shall appoint one Chief Constable for the municipality, and one or more Constables for each Ward, and the persons so appointed shall hold office during t...he pleasure of the Council.
891. In case any person complains to a Chief of Police, or to a Constable or Bailiff in a town or city, of a breach of the peace having been committed, and in case such officer has reason to believe that a breach of the peace has been committed, though not in his presence, and that there is good reason to apprehend that the arrest of the person charged with committing the same is necessary to prevent his escape or to prevent a renewal of the breach of the peace, or to prevent immediate violence to person or property, then if the person complaining gives satisfactory security to the officer that he will without delay appear and prosecute the charge before the Police Magis- trate or before the Mayor or sitting Justice, such officer may, without Chief Consta- ble.
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HIGH BAILIFFS AND CONSTABLES.
Hitfh Baiiifis 889. The Couucil of every city shall appoint a High Bailiff, aadCoDstablef. jj^^ jjjay provide by by-law that the offices of High Bailiff and Chief Constable shall be held by the same person.
S90. Until the organization of a Board of Police as herein- after mentioned, the Council of the city or town shall appoint one Chief Constable for the municipality, and one or more Constables for each Ward, and the persons so appointed shall hold office during t...he pleasure of the Council.
891. In case any person complains to a Chief of Police, or to a Constable or Bailiff in a town or city, of a breach of the peace having been committed, and in case such officer has reason to believe that a breach of the peace has been committed, though not in his presence, and that there is good reason to apprehend that the arrest of the person charged with committing the same is necessary to prevent his escape or to prevent a renewal of the breach of the peace, or to prevent immediate violence to person or property, then if the person complaining gives satisfactory security to the officer that he will without delay appear and prosecute the charge before the Police Magis- trate or before the Mayor or sitting Justice, such officer may, without Chief Consta- ble.
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