'File 18/68 I (D 114) Kuwait Order in Council' [‎109r] (232/534)

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act,
1860 ; v / ,
The Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Part
XIII j
hnd those enactments shall apply accordingly,
and be administered in Kuwait,
20. Where a person is convicted of an offence
the Court before which he is convicted may, if
it thinks fit at any time before he is discharged,
require him to give security to the satisfaction
oi the ( ourt for his future good behaviour, and
tor that purpose may, if it thinks tit, cause him
to come or be brought before the Court.
21- (1) Where it is shown by evidence on
oath, to the satisfaction of the District Court,
that any person to whom this Order applies has
committed, or is about to commit, an offence
—s against this Order, or is otherwise conducting
himsell so as to be dangerous to peace and good
order, or is endeavouring to excite enmity
between the people of Kuwait and His Majesty,
or is intriguing within the limits of this Order
against His Majesty's power and authority, the
Court may If it thinks fit, by Order under its
seal, prohibit that person from being within the
limits of this Order, during any time therein
specified, not exceeding two years.
(2) The Court, by order in writing under its
seal, may vary any order of prohibition (not
extending the duration thereof), and may revoke
Bin order of prohibition or removal.
The ( 0urt slla11 forthwith report the order
/ ^ OUn i 8 tllereof t0 the Chief Co urt, which
sha 11 forthwith report to the Governor-General
« m lt in A vr* 11 every order made under this
ailicle, and the grounds thereof, and the pro
ceedings thereunder.
OT 3~"i 1 -i Tf any P erS0I i to whom this Order
o? for S J * .S 1Ve securit y for ^od behaviour
m for keeping the peace when lawfully required
to do so, or tails to comply with an order of pro-
, til 0 thlS 0r(ler ' the Chief Court
tL^h a 0Ur } lnay ' if it thinks order
that he be deported from any place within
jurisdiction as prescribed by this Order,
fi . the « rder of deportation is made bv
the rhieTV T'J' ■ ,ha J 1 forthwith report to
thereof the 0rder and the K rou "d»
nnrtli T il ei if Upo V the P erRon ordered to be de-
poi ted shall, unless the Chief Court thinks fit
in 'fhe 'cast 0 tfT' be 38 S00n as Practicable, and
execution of 't'LVnte^ rXklt 6 ?"
yexecution, remove ^ custocl u deVwarram
to the place named in the warrant
bc a place in that P«rt of
tectorate to Jh°T'T S ' the British P"'-
'oiate, to ^hich the person bclomrs or fhp
Government of which consents to the recentiM
^un'tr^'of which d T'" thi * 0 ^' ^
national, as the'ctrl mav^S iS 8
art
or, with the previous o^uhslqnem a^semoT the
Secretary of State, the Governor-General of
India in Council directs.
(6) The Chief Court shall forthwith report to
the Governor-General of India in Council every
order of deportation made under this Order, and
the grounds thereof, and the proceedings there
under.
(7) If a person deported under this Order
returns to Kuwait without permission in writing
of the Chief Court, or the Governor-General of
India in Council, or the Secretary of State
(which permission the Chief Court, or the
Governor-General of India in Council, or the Sec
retary of State respectively may give), he shall
ne punished with imprisonment for a term which
may extend to two months, or with a fine which
may extend to 1,000 rupees Indian silver coin also widely used in the Persian Gulf. , or with both.
(8) He shall also be liable to be forthwith
agani deported under the original or a new order,
and a fresh warrant.
25. An appeal shall not lie against an order
of prohibition, of removal, or deportation made
under this Order.
24.— (1) Where under this Order a person is
to be sent or removed or deported from any place
£ ^ l uri * dietwn of the Court as prescribed
!lwf S he f 821 ' by arrant of the Court
8 ' be detaill «d, if necessary in
custody or in prison, until a fit opportunitv foi
ls removal or deportation occurs, and then be
put on board a vessel belonging to or in the
available then Majesty or, no suih ve^
o^her fit vessel 0n b0ard ^ 0ther British
. [7) The arrant shall be sufficient authority
the person to whom it is directed or delivered
for execution, and to the Commandinir Officer
or master of the vessel, to receive and detain
prescribed ard't Ilame ?' in the manner therein
him to tho'-ni tu sf '- n or re move and carry
warrant 6 named ' accordi n? to the
purpose oth $ er ^than deportation"^! fC " '"'T
exccutin<' ^it^shall d " lpIieate ' and ' th « Person
his arrival f S001 , 1 as . Practicable after
accordin/to thp » P . named > deli >er
cates of tl!! "'arrant, wtth one of the dunli-
offic r <f p'oI^TLencr o C r Stable ' " pr ' ,per
proper amhority Or person ^
named in the warrant fnT ? th f P erson
to^bToth 1 P ro ^^^ou r ^or aiUhority ^here
to he otherwise dealt with according to law.
does®a" oftte'fSwbftn.g^'Lmely :!£ PlieS
Of his dm^ fr 4 ln the perf0 ""»»™
(2) Within or close to the room or nlaee
where the Court is sitting wilfully m is-
resnectfu? a Violeilt ' threa tening or dis-
o? thp Pnn f nner t0 the d ^ stu rbance
of suitors nr th t0 the intimic lation
• utors or others resorting thereto ;
(3) Court 111 ? lnSUltS any mem ber of the
ourt, or any assessor, or anv nerson
acting as a Clerk nr , P^ lson
durin" hi eer of thc Court
0 Ins sitting or attendance in