Criminal Code Act 1899 - Queensland Legislation

Schedule 1 The Criminal Code
Part 1 Introductory
Chapter 1 Interpretation
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even if the use or assistance of some electronic, electrical,
mechanical, chemical or other device or process is required to
recover or convey the information or meaning.
registered brand and registered mark mean respectively a
brand or mark which is registered under the authority of the
laws relating to brands and each such registered brand or
registered mark shall for the purposes of this Code be deemed
to be the registered brand or registered mark respectively of
the person in whose name such brand or mark is registered.
However, where such brand or mark is registered in the names
of 2 or more persons such registered brand or registered mark
shall for the purposes of this Code be deemed to be the
registered brand or registered mark respectively of each of
such persons.
relevant proceeding, for chapter 62, chapter division 3, see
section 590AD.
sensitive evidence, for chapter 62, chapter division 3, see
section 590AF.
serious disease means a disease that would, if left untreated,
be of such a nature as to—
(a) cause or be likely to cause any loss of a distinct part or
organ of the body; or
(b) cause or be likely to cause serious disfigurement; or
(c) endanger or be likely to endanger life, or to cause or be
likely to cause permanent injury to health;
whether or not treatment is or could have been available.
ship includes every kind of vessel used in navigation not
propelled by oars.
someone, for chapter 22, see section 207A.
spent conviction, for chapter 62, chapter division 3, see
section 590AD.
statement, for chapter 62, chapter division 3, see section
590AD.
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