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a term not exceeding one year and not less than one month, or to both. 

 52 V., c. 14. s. 3. 



194. The conductor of any train carrying freight arriving at any 

 port in Canada, from any foreign port or place shall incur a penalty 

 of four hundred dollars if, without the written permission of the col- 

 lector or proper officer of Customs, any goods are unladen from such 

 train before such conductor shall have made his report thereof, as 

 by this Act required, or if he fails to make such report, or makes an 

 untrue report, or does not truly answer any questions put to him re- 

 specting the same. K. S., c. 32, s. 32. 



195. If any goods are unlawfully imported on any railway, they 

 shall be seized and forfeited, and the car in which such goods were 

 so imported shall be seized and detached from the train and forfeited. 



2. Every conductor, baggage-master, or officer or servant employed 

 on any railway, and every officer or servant employed by any express 

 company, who is privy to or aids or abets in such unlawful importa- 

 tion, shall, upon summary conviction, be liable to a penalty not ex- 

 ceeding two hundred dollars, and not less than fifty dollars, or to 

 imprisonment for a term not exceeding twelve months, and not less 

 than three months, or to both. II. S., c. 32, s. 118. 



196. All vessels, with the guns, tackle, apparel and furniture 

 thereof, and all vehicles, harness, tackle, horses and cattle made use 

 of in the importation or unshipping or landing or removal of any 

 goods liable to forfeiture under this Act, shall be seized and forfeited. 



2. Every person who assists or is otherwise concerned in the im- 

 porting, unshipping, landing or removing, or in the harbouring of 

 such goods, or into whose hands or possession the same knowingly 

 come, shall incur a penalty of two hundred dollars or a penalty equal 

 to treble the value of such goods, at the election of the person who 

 sues for the same. 



3. The averment in any information, petition or pleading for the 

 recovery of such penalty that such person has elected to sue for the 

 sum mentioned in the information, petition or pleading, shall be suffi- 

 cient proof of such election, without any other evidence of the fact. 

 R. S., c, 32, s. 196. 



197. Every person who, by any means, procures, hires, or induces 

 any person or persons to be concerned in the landing, unshipping, 

 carrying or conveying of any goods the importation of which is pro- 

 hibited, or for the landing of which permission has not been granted 

 by the collector or other proper officer of Customs, shall, for every 

 person so procured, hired or induced, incur a penalty of one hundred 

 dollars. R. S., c. 32, s. 200. 



198. If any goods are unlawfully imported on the person or as 

 baggage, or among the baggage of any one arriving in Canada, on 

 foot or otherwise, such goods shall be seized and forfeited. 51 V., 

 c, 14, s. 23. 



199. Any goods taken or delivered out of any vessel by virtue of, 

 (a) any entry or warrant not corresponding, as to the particulars 



of the goods and packages stated therein, with the particu- 

 lars of the goods and packages purporting to be the same in 

 the report of the vessel or other report, where any is required 

 to be made, by which the importation or entry of such goods 

 is authorized ; or, 



