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those conditions or restrictions or limitations as the case
may be; and in that case the provisions of that Act shall
apply to goods so prohibited; and
the Justice may by order reduce the amount recoverable
ander any bond given in pursuance of this Part of this Act
to such sum as the importer satisfies him is reasonable and
just in the circumstances.
23. The Governor-General may at any time, by proclamation,
simultaneously with or subsequently to any prohibition under this
Part of this Act, rescind in whole or in part, the prohibition or
any condition or restriction or limitation on importation imposed
therebv.

A

24. In all cases of prohibition the determination of the Justice
and any proclamation affecting the same shall be laid before both
Houses of the Parliament within seven days after the publication
in the Gazette, or, if the Parliament is not then sitting, within
seven days afer the next meeting of Parliament.

25. The Justices of the High Court, or a majority of them,
may make Rules of Court, not inconsistent with this Act, for
regulating the proceedings before a Justice under this Part of
this Act, and for carrying this Part of this Act into effect.
26.—1. Any person who wilfully—
a makes to the Comptroller-General or to any officer of
Customs any false statement in relation to any action or
proceedings taken or proposed to be taken under this Part
of this Act; or
misleads the Comptroller-General in any particular likely to
affect the discharge of his duty under this Act; shalí be
guilty of an offence.
Penalty: £ 100.— or Twelve months’ imprisonment.
2. Any person convicted under the last preceding sub-section
may be ordered by the Justice to whom a question is referred
under this Part of this Act to pay the whole or part of the
costs incurred by the importer in whose favour the question is
determined.