Section 19Part 4 — Pawning, Redemption and Sale
Offences as to pledges for above one dollar
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With respect to pledges for loans of above one dollar, a pawnbroker who —
does not bona fide, according to the directions of this Law, sell a pledge pawned with him;
enters in his book a pledge as sold for less than the sum for which it was sold, or fails duly to enter the same;
refuses to permit any person entitled under this Law to inspection of an entry of sale in the pawnbroker's book, or of a filled-up catalogue of the auction, authenticated by the auctioneer's signature, to inspect the same;
fails without lawful excuse (the proof whereof shall lie on him) to produce such a catalogue on lawful demand; or
refuses to pay on demand the surplus to the person entitled to receive the same,
is guilty of an offence and liable on conviction before the Grand Court, to forfeit to the person aggrieved a sum not exceeding twenty dollars.