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• Water bailiffs cannot enforce protection orders made under Section 48 of the Act.
• Thomas Paine was appointed as the first water bailiff.
• In 1670, the position of water bailiff was created to regulate the Cape Cod Fisheries.
• Water bailiffs also exist in England and Wales to police bodies of water and prevent illegal fishing.
• Isabel falls into the water and almost drowns and Dempsey is saved by the furious Water Bailiff.
• Magistrates were authorized to issue warrants to persons empowering them as water bailiffs to make such seizures.
• Historical records go back as far as 1456, when a water bailiff held court hearings there.
• The water bailiff follows him on the train, imploring him not to reveal the truth of Loch Ness.
• Water bailiffs were employed to protect the interests of the town and a tradition of " possessioning " took place.
• Scornful, the water bailiff points out the irony in that it was not science that helped his " discovery ", but a little girl.
• When they heard a water bailiff approaching, Duke Wetherell sank the model with his foot and it is " presumably still somewhere in Loch Ness ".
• After the sonar equipment is sabotaged by the locals, Dempsey confronts the water bailiff, who insists that the mystery of Loch Ness will never be destroyed.
• Meanwhile, on a bus headed back to Loch Ness, the water bailiff discovers the pictures inside his suitcase and is moved almost to the point of tears.
• A police constable whose services are provided to the Agency under section 25 of the Police Act 1996 shall have all the powers and privileges of a water bailiff.
• Only Minster Lovell residents may fish the river at Wash Meadow, and only with a permit issued by the Water Bailiff, whose contact details are available from the Parish Council.
• Aylward played for Hambledon until 1779 when he was offered employment as a water bailiff by Sir Horatio Mann, whereupon he moved to Bishopsbourne in Kent and played for Sir Horace s teams.
• The water bailiff, ( Ian Holm ), guardian and protector of Loch Ness, does all he can to ensure that Dempsey fails in his search and leaves the loch empty-handed.
• The production by a water bailiff or a person appointed by the Secretary of State of evidence of his appointment shall be a sufficient warrant for him exercising the powers conferred on him by the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act.
• Water bailiffs may enter and remain upon land in the vicinity of any river or of the sea coast at any time for the purpose of preventing a breach of the provisions of the Act, or detecting persons guilty of any breach of those provisions.
• The water bailiff is hereby empowered to make seizure of all such fish as shall at any time become forfeit and is to give account thereof to the Treasurer or such as shall be appointed by the magistrates or any four of them to take the said account .