Further provisions where court makes probation order

(1) Where a person is placed by a probation order under the supervision of a Community Rehabilitation Officer, the court may without prejudice to its power of awarding costs against the offender order the offender to pay such damages for injury or compensation for loss as the court thinks reasonable, but not in the case of an order made by a summary jurisdiction court exceeding in the aggregate one hundred dollars or such greater sum as may be allowed by any enactment relating to the 7 (2) Where a court makes any such order for the payment of damages or compensation, the order may be enforced in like manner as an order for the payment of costs by the offender, and where the court, in addition to making such an order for the payment of damages or compensation to any person orders the offender to pay to that person any costs, the orders for the payment of damages or compensation and for the payment of costs may be enforced as if they constituted a single order for the payment of costs. officences by