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Proof of publication of byelaws.
Accounts.
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49. The production of a written or printed copy of the byelaws requiring confirmation by the court of quarter session or the sheriff, authenticated by the signature of the judge or of the chairman of the court or the sheriff who shall have approved of the same, and requiring approval under the hand of one of Her Majesty’s principal secretaries of state, and a written or printed copy of the byelaws not requiring such confirmation or approval, authenticated by the common seal of the undertakers, if they be a body corporate, or under the hands of the undertakers, if not incorporated, or any two of them, shall be evidence of the existence and making of such byelaws in all cases of prosecution under the same, without proof of the signature of such judge, chairman, or sheriff, or such secretary of state, or the common seal or signature of the undertakers; and with respect to the proof of the publication of any such byelaws, it shall be sufficient to prove that a painted board containing a copy thereof was put up and continued in manner by this Act directed, and in case of its afterwards being displaced or damaged, that such board was replaced or restored as soon as conveniently might be, unless proof be adduced by the party complained against that such painted board did not contain a copy of such byelaws, or was not duly put up or continued as directed by this Act.
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