The Criminal Code Act 1899 - Ozcase Queensland Historical Legal ...

130 ss. 417A-4.19 CRIMINAL CODE
or of offering or making any solicitation or threat to any person as an
inducement to commit or permit the commission of any indictable offence,
compels or induces any person-
(a) To execute, make, accept, indorse, alter, or destroy, the
whole or any part of any valuable security; or
(b) To write, impress, or affix, any name or seal upon or to
any paper or parchment, in order that it may be afterwards
made or converted into or used or dealt with as a valuable
security;
is guilty of a crime, and is liable to imprisonment with hard labour for
fourteen years, with or without solitary confinement.
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aircraft. Any person who unlawfully eithcldirectly
or indirectly takes or exercises control of any aircraft is guilty
of a crime and is liable to imprisonment with hard labour for seven years.
If another person not being an accomplice of the offender is on
board the aircraft the offender is liable to imprisonment with hard labour
for fourteen years.
If the offender at or immediately before or immediately after the
time of taking or exercising such control uses or threatens to use actual
violence to any person or property in order to take or exercise control
of the aircraft or to prevent 01 overcome resistance to such control being
taken or exercised or is armed with any dangerous or offensive weapon
or instrument or is in company with one or more other person or persons
or takes or exercises such control by any fraudulent representation trick
device QP other means he is liable to imprisonment with hard labour
for life.
Inserted by Act of 1964, No. 14, s. 11.
CHAPTER XXXHX-BURGLARY: HOUSEBREAKING:
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A person who breaks any part, whether external or
internal, of a building, or opens, by unlocking, pulling, pushing, lifting,
or any other means whatever, any door, window, shutter, cellar, flap, or
other thing, intended to close or cover an opening in a building, or an
opening giving passage from one part of a building to another, is said to
break the building.
A person is said to enter a building as soon as any part of his body
or any part of any instrument used by him is within the building.
A person who obtains entrance into a building by means of any
threat or artifice used for that purpose, or by collusion with any person
in the building, or who enters any chimney or other aperture of the
building permanently left open for any necessary purpose, but not intended
to be ordinarily used as a means of entrance, is deemed to have broken
and entered the building.
AND LIME OFFENCES
my. Any person who-
(1) Breaks and enters the dwelling-house of another with intent
to commit an indictable offence therein; or
(2) Having entered the dwelling-house of another with intent
to commit an indictable offence therein, or having committed
an indictable offence in the dwelling-house of another, breaks
out of the dwelling-house;
is guilty of a crime, and is liable to imprisonment with hard labour for
fourteen years.