Fire. (1) Any person (being either an officer or member of the crew of the relative vessel or an employee of the Company) who discovers an outbreak of fire in or on board any vessel in a berthing area or occupying a berth shall forthwith give an alarm by means of the nearest electrical signal provided for that purpose and shall notify the Marine Manager of such outbreak PROVIDED THAT it shall be a defence to a prosecution under this sub‑bylaw for the defendant to establish that such alarm and notification had previously been given or that he reasonably believed that such was the case.
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Fire. (1) Any person (being either an officer or member of the crew of the relative vessel or an employee of the Company) who discovers an outbreak of fire in or on board any vessel in a berthing area or occupying a berth shall forthwith give an alarm by means of the nearest electrical signal provided for that purpose and shall notify the Marine Manager of such outbreak PROVIDED THAT it shall be a defence to a prosecution under this sub‑bylaw sub-bylaw for the defendant to establish that such alarm and notification had previously been given or that he reasonably believed that such was the case.
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Fire. (1) Any person (being either an officer or member of the crew of the relative vessel or an employee of the Company) who discovers an outbreak of fire in or on board any vessel in a berthing area or occupying a berth shall forthwith give an alarm by means of the nearest electrical signal provided for that purpose and shall notify the Marine Manager of such outbreak PROVIDED THAT it shall be a defence to a prosecution under bl. 61 this sub‑bylaw sub-bylaw for the defendant to establish that such alarm and notification had previously been given or that he reasonably believed that such was the case.
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