### sec.180A Meaning of certain sentence provisions A provision of an Act that provides to the effect that the maximum penalty for an offence may be a fine or imprisonment means that the sentencing court may order the offender— to pay a fine; or to be imprisoned; or to pay a fine and also to be imprisoned. ‘Maximum penalty—100 penalty units or imprisonment for 2 years’ means the offender is liable to— a maximum fine of 100 penalty units; or maximum imprisonment of 2 years; or a maximum fine of 100 penalty units and also maximum imprisonment of 2 years. s 180A ins 1993 No. 36 s 12 - (a) to pay a fine; or - (b) to be imprisoned; or - (c) to pay a fine and also to be imprisoned. - (a) a maximum fine of 100 penalty units; or - (b) maximum imprisonment of 2 years; or - (c) a maximum fine of 100 penalty units and also maximum imprisonment of 2 years.

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