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injunction granted under this Part of this Act, may, in the High
Court, before a Justice without a jury, sue for and recover treble
damages for the injury.
2. No person shall, in any proceeding under this section, be
excused from answering any question put either viva voce or by
interrogatory, or from making any discovery of documents, on
the ground that the answer or discovery may criminate or tend
to criminate him; but his answer shall not be admissible in
evidence against him in any criminal proceeding other than a
prosecution for perjury.

12. The jury panel for the trial of any offence against this
Part of this Act, or for the trial of any action or issue under
this Part of this Act, shall be taken from the list of special jurors
if any) in the State or part of the Commonwealth in which the
trial takes place.

13.—1. Proceedings for the recovery of pecuniary penalties for
offences against this Part of this Act (other than indictable offences
or offences against section fifteen b, section fifteen c, or section
ffteen e, shall be instituted in the High Court by way of civil
action and shall be tried before a Justice of that Court without
B jury.
2. Anv offence against this Part of this Act committed by a
person who has previously been convicted of any offence against
this Part of this Act shall be an indictable offence, punishable on
conviction by a penalty not exceeding £ 500.— or imprisonment
for: any term not exceeding one year, or both; in the case of a
&lt;orporation, by a penalty not exceeding £ 1000.—

14.1. No proceeding for an indictable offence or for the
recovery of penalties shall be instituted under this Part except
by the Attorney-General or some person authorized by him.
2. No other proceeding shall be instituted under this Part
without the written consent of the Attorney-General.

14a. In any proceeding for an offence against this Part of this
Act, any indictment, information, statement of claim, conviction,
warrant, or other process shall suffice if the offence is set forth
as nearly as may be in the words of this Act.