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9th day of September, 1997\nPage 3\n\nCAYMAN ISLANDS\n\nLITTER LAW\n(1997 Revision)\nArrangement of Sections\nSection\nPage\n1.\nShort title ...................................................................................................................................5\n2.\nDefinitions ..................................................................................................................................5\n3.\nOffence of littering public place ..................................................................................................6\n4.\nOffence of littering premises ......................................................................................................6\n5.\nGeneral as to offences against section 3 or 4 ............................................................................6\n6.\nOfficer shall enforce removal of litter ..........................................................................................6\n7.\nPower to enter premises ............................................................................................................7\n8.\nDuty of officer to remove derelict vehicles ..................................................................................7\n9.\nGeneral power to remove derelict vehicles ................................................................................8\n10.\nDisposal of removed vehicles ....................................................................................................8\n11.\nIndemnity ...................................................................................................................................8\n12.\nContinuing offences and penalties .............................................................................................8\n13.\nSentencing ................................................................................................................................8\n14.\nRegulations ...............................................................................................................................9\n\nLitter Law (1997 Revision)\nSection 1\n\nc\nRevised as at 9th day of September, 1997\nPage 5\n\nCAYMAN ISLANDS\n\nLITTER LAW\n(1997 Revision)\nENACTED by the Legislature of the Cayman Islands.\n1.\nShort title\n1.\nThis Law may be cited as the Litter Law (1997 Revision).\n2.\nDefinitions\n2.\nIn this Law \u2014\n\u201cderelict vehicle\u201d means a vehicle that appears to an officer, by reason of its\ncondition, to have been abandoned:\nProvided that the opinion of an officer shall be prima facie evidence of the\ntruth of the matters therein contained, and the officer, in forming an opinion,\nmay, if he thinks fit, take into account \u2014\n(i)\nthe fact that the wheels or any of them, the engine or other parts,\nhave been removed; and\n(ii) any other factors, taken together with the fact that the vehicle was\nunlicensed during the immediately preceding period of six months;\n\u201clitter\u201d means anything whatsoever, including dust, dirt, oddments, leavings,\nwaste paper, cigarette ends, bottles (whether empty or not), derelict vehicles\nand any dead animal or carrion;\n\u201cofficer\u201d means an Environmental Health Officer appointed under section 3 of\nthe Public Health Law (1996 Revision); and\n\nSection 3\nLitter Law\n\nPage 6\nRevised as at 9th day of September, 1997\nc\n\n\u201cpremises\u201d means land, other than any buildings thereon, whether vested in\nthe Crown or not, and includes natural watercourses and drains.\n3.\nOffence of littering public place\n3.\n(1) Whoever throws down, drops or otherwise deposits and leaves any litter in,\ninto or from a public place in such circumstances as to cause, contribute to or\ntend to lead to its defacement by such litter is guilty of an offence and liable on\nconviction to a fine of five hundred dollars or to imprisonment for six months.\n(2) In any proceedings under subsection (1), it is a defence to prove that the\nthrowing, dropping or otherwise depositing or leaving of the litter was\nauthorised by law or was done with the consent of the owner, occupier or other\nperson having the control of the public place in or into which the litter was\ndeposited.\n4.\nOffence of littering premises\n4.\nWhoever throws down, drops or otherwise deposits and leaves any litter in or into\nany premises owned or occupied by another without the consent of that other\nperson, the proof whereof shall lie on the person charged, is guilty of an offence and\nliable on conviction to a fine of five hundred dollars or to imprisonment for six\nmonths.\n5.\nGeneral as to offences against section 3 or 4\n5.\n(1) Whoever causes another person to contravene section 3 or 4 is guilty of an\noffence and liable on conviction to a fine of five hundred dollars or to\nimprisonment for six months.\n(2) In the case of a second or subsequent offence against section 3 or 4 a person is\nliable to a fine of one thousand dollars and to imprisonment for six months.\n6.\nOfficer shall enforce removal of litter\n6.\n(1) Without prejudice to any proceedings for an offence committed under\nsection 4 or under any other law, where litter is left or caused to be kept in or\non any premises in such circumstances as to cause, contribute to or tend to the\ndefacement thereof by such litter an officer shall give notice, either orally or in\nwriting, to the person so leaving or causing the same to be left or to the owner\nor occupier of such premises requiring him forthwith in the case of dead\nanimals, carrion or other litter considered by the officer to be dangerous to\nhealth or life, and, in any other case, within such time as may be limited by the\nnotice, not being less than three days, to remove the litter so as to restore the\npremises to a condition satisfactory to him.\n(2) A notice in writing may be served on a person either personally or by being\nsent by post to his last known business or private address, or it may be posted\n\nLitter Law (1997 Revision)\nSection 7\n\nc\nRevised as at 9th day of September, 1997\nPage 7\n\nup in some conspicuous position on the premises on which the litter has\nbeen left.\n(3) Whoever fails to comply with the requirements of a notice under\nsubsection (1) is guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine of five\nhundred dollars and to a further fine of one hundred dollars for every day\nduring which the failure is continued after conviction, and an officer may,\nwithout prejudice to proceedings for an offence in respect of such failure, enter\nthe premises and remove the litter so left or caused to be left and may recover\nsummarily as a civil debt from the person in default the expenses reasonably\nincurred in so doing.\n7.\nPower to enter premises\n7.\n(1) Subject to this section, an officer may, on producing if so required some duly\nauthenticated document showing his authority, enter any premises at all\nreasonable hours for the purposes of section 6.\n(2) An officer entering premises under subsection (1) may take with him such\nother persons as may be necessary, and on leaving any unoccupied premises\nwhich he has so entered shall leave them as effectively secured against\ntrespassers as he found them.\n(3) Whoever hinders, molests or interferes with any person doing anything that he\nis authorised to do, prevents or attempts to prevent any person from doing any\nsuch thing, or, unless he is unable to do so, fails or refuses to do anything he is\nrequired to do under subsection (1) or (2) is guilty of an offence and liable on\nconviction to a fine of five hundred dollars and to imprisonment for six\nmonths.\n8.\nDuty of officer to remove derelict vehicles\n8.\n(1) Without prejudice to any proceedings for an offence committed under\nsection 3 or 4 or any other law, where a derelict vehicle is left or caused to be\nleft in a public place in such circumstances as to cause, contribute to or tend to\nthe defacement thereof, an officer shall give notice to the person so leaving or\ncausing the same to be left requiring him, within twenty-four hours of such\nnotice, to remove the derelict vehicle so as to restore the public place to a\ncondition satisfactory to the officer.\n(2) Whoever fails to comply with a notice under subsection (1) is guilty of an\noffence and liable on conviction to a fine of five hundred dollars and to a\nfurther fine of one hundred dollars for every day during which the failure is\ncontinued after conviction, and an officer shall, without prejudice to his right\nto take proceedings for a fine in respect of such failure, remove the derelict\nvehicle so left or caused to be left, and the Crown may recover summarily as a\ncivil debt from the person in default the expenses reasonably incurred in so\ndoing.\n\nSection 9\nLitter Law\n\nPage 8\nRevised as at 9th day of September, 1997\nc\n\n9.\nGeneral power to remove derelict vehicles\n9.\nWithout prejudice to the power of an officer to remove a derelict vehicle upon\nfailure to comply with a notice from him to do so under this Law, he may, at any\ntime, without giving such notice remove any such vehicle found in a public place.\n10.\nDisposal of removed vehicles\n10. (1) Subject to subsection (2), where an officer removes a derelict vehicle under\nthis Law, he may dispose of it in such manner as he thinks fit at any time after\nits removal.\n(2) If, before a derelict vehicle is disposed of by an officer under subsection (1), it\nis claimed by a person who satisfies him that he is its owner and who pays him\nany expenses incurred in respect of its removal and storage, the officer shall\npermit such person to remove it from its custody during such period as he may\nspecify.\n(3) Where an officer disposes of a derelict vehicle by causing it to be sold and,\nbefore the expiration of three months from the date of the sale, any person\nsatisfies him that at the time of such sale he was its owner, the officer shall\ncause to be paid to him any sum by which the proceeds of sale exceed the\naggregate of the expenses incurred in respect of its removal, storage and\ndisposal.\n11.\nIndemnity\n11. Where an officer removes any litter from any premises under this Law, no action,\nsuit or other cause shall lie against him or the Crown, unless it is shown that such\nremoval was motivated by malice or fraud.\n12.\nContinuing offences and penalties\n12. Where, under section 6, a daily penalty is imposed in respect of a continuing\noffence, the court by which a person is convicted of the original offence may fix a\nreasonable period from the date of conviction for compliance by the defendant with\nany directions given by the court and, where the court has fixed such a period, the\ndaily penalty shall not be recoverable in respect of any day before the expiration\nthereof.\n13.\nSentencing\n13. In sentencing a person convicted of an offence under this Law, the court shall take\ninto consideration not only the purpose of this Law in preventing the defacement by\nlitter of public places and of premises but also the nature of the litter and any\nresulting risk of injury to persons or animals or of damage to property.\n\nLitter Law (1997 Revision)\nSection 14\n\nc\nRevised as at 9th day of September, 1997\nPage 9\n\n14.\nRegulations\n14. 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