Property may be laid in Postmaster General

In any case where an offence is committed in respect of a mail bag, a postal packet, a chattel, money, or valuable security sent by the post, it shall be lawful to lay, in the information against the offender, the property in the Postmaster General, and it shall not be necessary in the information to allege, or to prove upon the trial or otherwise, that the mail bag, or any such postal packet, or valuable security was of any value, and in any information to be preferred against any person employed under the Post Office, it 31 shall be sufficient to state that such person was employed under the Post Office of Belize at the time of the committing of such offence, without stating further the nature or particulars of his employment.