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CRIMINAL CODE 15 CHAPTER XXXVIII-STEALING WITH VIOLENCE : EXTORTION BY THREATS Section 409. Definition of robbery 410. Loaded arms 411. Punishment of robbery 412. Attempted robbery: Accompanied by wounding or in company 413. Assault with intent to steal 414. Demanding property with menaces with intent to steal 415. Demanding property by written or oral threats 416. Attempts at extortion by threats 417. Procuring execution of deeds, etc., by threats 417~. Taking Control of Aircraft CHAPTER XXXIX-BURGLARY : HOUSEBREAKING OFFENCES 41 8. Definitions 419. Housebreaking: Burglary 420. Entering dwelling-house with intent to commit crime 421. Breaking into buildings and committing crime 422. Breaking into buildings with intent to commit crime 423. Breaking into place of worship and committing crime 424. Breaking into place of worship with intent to commit a crime 425. Persons found armed, etc., with intent to commit crime 425~. Definition of building : AND LIKE CKAPTER XC-OBTAJNNG PROPERTY BY FALSE PRETENCES: CHEATING 426. Definition 427. Obtaining goods or credit by false pretence or wilfully false promise 427~. Obtaining property by passing valueless cheques 428. Obtaining execution of valuable security by a false pretence orwilfully false promise 429. Cheating 430. Conspiracy to defraud 431. Frauds on sale or mortgage of property 432. Pretending to exercise witchcraft or tell fortunes CHAPTER XLI- RECEIVING PROPERTY STOLEN OR FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINED AND LIKE OFFENCES 433. Receiving stolen property, etc. 434. Receiving after change of ownership 435. Taking reward for recovery of property obtained by means of indictable offences CHAPTER XLII-FRAUDS BY TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS OF COMPANIES AND CORPORATIONS : FALSE ACCOUNTING 436. Trustees fraudulently disposing of trust property 437. Directors and officers of corporations or companies fraudulently appropriating property, or keeping fraudulent accounts, or falsifying books or accounts 438. False statements by officials of companies 439. Defence 440. Misappropriation by members of local authorities 441. Fraudulent false accounting 442. False accounting by public officer CHAPTER XLIIA-SECRET COMMISSIONS 442~. (1) Definitions- Agent. Contract. Court. Local Authority. Principal. Trustee. Valuable consideration. Advice given. In relation to his principal’s affairs or business. Person having business relations with principal. Solicit any valuable consideration, etc. (2) Prohibition of indirect acts
16 CRIMINAL CODE Section CHAPTER XLIIA-continued 442~. Receipt or solicitation of secret commission by an agent. Gift or offer of secret commission to an agent. 442c. (1) Secret gifts received by parent, wife, child, partner, etc., of agent (2) Secret gifts to parent, wife, child, partner, etc., of agent 442D. False or misleading receipt or account 4428. (1) Secret commission for advice given (2) Offer or solicitation of secret commission in return for advice 44233. Secret commission to trustee in return for substituted appointment 442~. Liability of director, etc., acting without authority 442~. Offences given or to be given Trial by jury Time for prosecutions 4421. Penalty on conviction 4425. Court may order withdrawal of trifling or technical cases 442~. Witness giving answers criminating himself 442~. (1) Certificate to witness (2) Stay of proceedings against such witness 442~. (1) Custom of itself no defence (2) Burden of proof that gift not secret commission (3) Consent to prosecution CHAPTER XLIIT-SUMMARY CONVICTION FOR STEALING AND LIKE INDICTABLE OFFENCES 443. Indictable offences which may be dealt with summarily 444. Procedure CHAPTER XLIV-OFFENCES ANALOGOUS TO STEALING PUNISHABLE ON SUMMARY CONVICTION 445. Unlawfully using cattle 446. Suspicion of stealing cattle 447. Illegal branding 448. Defacing brands 448~. Having in possession an animal with defaced brand 449. Time for prosecution 450. Committal €or trial 451. Unlawful possession of shipwrecked goods 452. Offering shipwrecked goods for sale 453. Unlawfully dredging for oysters 454. Unlawfully taking fish 455. Arrest without warrant 456. Warrant in first instance 451. Effect of summary conviction and of civil proceedings 458. 459. 460. 461. 462. 463. 464. 465. 466. 467. DIVISION 11-INJURES TO PROPERTY CHAPTER XLV-DEFINITIONS Unlawful acts <strong>Act</strong>s done with intent to defraud Damage CHAPTER XLVI-OFFENCES Arson Attempts to commit arson Setting fire to crops and growing plants Attempting to set fire to crops, etc, Casting away ships Attempts to cast away ships Obstructing and injuring railways 467~. Endangering the Safe Use of an Aircraft 468. Injuring animals 469. Malicious injuries in general
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By Authority: S. R. HAMPSON, Govern
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