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The Railways Act, 1890

Section 124Opening or not properly shutting gates

In forceChapter IX PENALTIES AND OFFENCES

Chapter IX PENALTIES AND OFFENCES

Other offences

s. 124

124. Opening or not properly shutting gates In either of the following cases, namely:- (a) if a person knowing or having reason to believe that an engine or train is approaching along the railway, opens any gate set up on either side of the railway across a road, or passes or attempts to pass, or drives or takes, or attempts to drive or take, any animal, vehicle or other thing across the railway, (b) if, in the absence of a gate-keeper, a person omits to shut and fasten such a gate as aforesaid as soon as he and any animal, vehicle or other thing under his charge have passed through the gate, the person shall be punished with fine which may extend to fifty Taka.

End of s. 124.

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