21—Cattle to be restored to owner on payment or tender of amount claimed
(1) If any cattle
found trespassing upon any land have been seized for the purpose of being
impounded, the owner of the cattle, or some person authorised by him, may pay
or tender to the person having charge of such cattle before such cattle have
been actually impounded all sums claimed and payable under this Act in respect
of such cattle, whether for damage by trespass, sustenance, or to the ranger
in respect of such impounding, and thereupon the person having charge of such
cattle as aforesaid shall deliver up the same to the owner or the person
paying or tendering the sums so claimed.
(2) If any person
refuses or fails to deliver up such cattle on payment or tender as aforesaid
he shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding eighty dollars.