Impounding Act 1955

Offences and penalties

62: Application of fines

You could also call this:

"What happens to the money you pay if you break the rules and get a fine"

If you break the rules in the Impounding Act 1955, you might get a fine. A fine is money you have to pay as a punishment. The law used to say what happens to the money you pay as a fine, but this part of the law is no longer valid.

You don't have to worry about what this old law said about fines because it was repealed on 2 October 1958 by the Public Revenues Amendment Act 1958. This means the law was changed and this part is not used anymore. The Public Revenues Amendment Act 1958 is the law that changed the old rule.

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This page was last updated on 19 July 2025

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Environment and resources > Farming and fishing

61: Offences punishable on summary conviction, or

"Breaking the rules: punishments for smaller offences"

63: Delegation of local authority's powers, or

"When a local authority shares its decision-making powers with others"

Part 9Offences and penalties

62Application of fines (Repealed)

Notes

Section 62: repealed, on 2 October 1958, by section 3(2) of the Public Revenues Amendment Act 1958 (1958 No 88).