s. 24 (a) an order directing the second-hand dealer or pawn broker to deliver the goods to the applicant; (b) an order directing the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker to refrain from altering the form of the goods and from disposing of them in any way except in accordance with an order under paragraph (a). (4) Subject to this section, an order under subsection (3)(b) takes effect on service, and an order under subsection (3)(a) takes effect 21 days after service. (5) The orders under subsection (3) must be served on S. 24(5) amended by the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker in the same No. 54/1989 way as a summons to answer to a charge, and s. 35(7)(c). service may be proved in the same way as service of a summons to answer to a charge. * * * * * S. 24(6) repealed by No. 54/1989 s. 35(7)(d). (7) If within 21 days after service of an order under subsection (3)(a) the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker lodges an objection with the Court— (a) the order lapses and is and will be of no effect; and (b) the matter of who is entitled to possession of S. 24(7)(b) amended by the goods must be determined by the Court No. 54/1989 constituted by a magistrate. s. 35(7)(e). (8) The Court—
(a) an order directing the second-hand dealer or pawn broker to deliver the goods to the applicant; (b) an order directing the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker to refrain from altering the form of the goods and from disposing of them in any way except in accordance with an order under paragraph (a). (4) Subject to this section, an order under subsection (3)(b) takes effect on service, and an order under subsection (3)(a) takes effect 21 days after service. S. 24(5) amended by No. 54/1989 s. 35(7)(c). (5) The orders under subsection (3) must be served on the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker in the same way as a summons to answer to a charge, and service may be proved in the same way as service of a summons to answer to a charge. S. 24(6) repealed by No. 54/1989 s. 35(7)(d). * * * * * (7) If within 21 days after service of an order under subsection (3)(a) the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker lodges an objection with the Court— (a) the order lapses and is and will be of no effect; and S. 24(7)(b) amended by No. 54/1989 s. 35(7)(e). (b) the matter of who is entitled to possession of the goods must be determined by the Court constituted by a magistrate. s. 24 (8) The Court—