| (Cap 1023 section 3) [8 May 1964] (L.N. 65 of 1964) Cap 1023A bylaw 1 Citation These by-laws may be cited as the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company Limited By-laws. Cap 1023A bylaw 2 Prohibition of entry and being upon piers and premises of Company without permission (1) No person shall enter or be upon any pier or premises of the Company except with the permission of an official of the Company. (2) For the purposes of this by-law, the permission of an official of the Company to enter and be upon any pier of the Company shall, subject to any revocation under paragraph (3), be deemed to have been given to any person who, through the entrance or way provided and upon payment of such fee, if any, for entry as may be stipulated by the Company for the class of persons to which he belongs, enters upon the pier for the purpose of gaining access to any passenger terminal situate on, or to any vessel berthed alongside, that pier. (3) The Company, in the manner specified in paragraph (4), (5) or (6), as the case may be, may in writing at any time, and without assigning any reason therefor, revoke the permission deemed to have been given under paragraph (2) in respect of any pier or premises either in relation to a particular person or class of persons or the employees or agents of any particular person or generally in relation to all persons. (4) Where the aforesaid revocation relates to all persons generally or to any class of persons, copies of the revocation shall be posted in a conspicuous place on the Company's business premises and on the pier or piers concerned. (5) Where the aforesaid revocation relates to the employees or agents of any person, a copy of the revocation shall be given or sent to that person. (6) Where the aforesaid revocation relates to a particular person a copy of the revocation shall be given or sent to that person. (7) Any official of the Company may, for good reason communicated to the person concerned, order any person who is upon any pier or premises of the Company, whether such person entered or is upon the pier or premises with the permission of an official of the Company or not, to leave such pier or premises immediately. (8) Any person who- (a) enters or is upon any pier or premises of the Company in contravention of the provisions of paragraph (1); or (b) fails to leave any pier or premises immediately upon being so ordered by any official of the Company pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (7),shall be guilty of an offence against these by-laws. (9) Nothing in this by-law shall apply to any person who is in the employment of the Company. Cap 1023A bylaw 3 Control of couriers and prohibition of soliciting patronage by others (1) No courier from any hotel, tourist agency or any like organization shall, in the course of his employment as such, enter or be upon the passenger terminal situate on, or on any other part of, any pier of the Company three hours before the expected arrival of any vessel carrying passengers that is to dock alongside such pier or at any other time while any such vessel is alongside the pier unless such courier is wearing a uniform clearly indicating the name of the hotel, tourist agency or other like organization that he represents. (2) No hotel, tourist agency or any like organization shall send more than one uniformed courier, or more than such other number of uniformed couriers as the Company may in writing permit in any particular case, to meet any vessel at, or to board any vessel from, any of the Company's piers. (3) No courier of any hotel, tourist agency or any like organization shall, in the course of his employment as such, remain upon the passenger terminal situate on, or other part of, any pier of the Company if there is then present at that passenger terminal or on any other part of the same pier any other uniformed courier of the same hotel, tourist agency or organization, whether such other courier entered upon the passenger terminal or other part of the pier before or after him, except where the presence on the passenger terminal or other part of the pier of more than one uniformed courier from the hotel, tourist agency or organization concerned on the occasion in question, is permitted under paragraph (2). (4) Where the presence on any passenger terminal situate on, or on any other part of, any pier of the Company of more than one courier from any hotel, tourist agency or other like organization is on any occasion permitted under paragraph (2), no courier of such hotel, tourist agency or organization shall, in the course of his employment as such, remain upon the passenger terminal or other part of the pier concerned if he together with all other couriers in uniform from the same hotel, tourist agency or organization then present at the passenger terminal or on any other part of the pier, exceed the number permitted as aforesaid. (5) Every courier of an hotel, tourist agency or like organisation shall, on entering the Company's pier in the course of his employment as such, have in his possession a list of all passengers whom he is directed to meet and shall, on demand, produce such list for examination- |
