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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE KULES-FORMS
Cor as the case may be), with intent that the same should be used and accepted
as evidence by the said Court: And that the same was accepted as evidence by
the said Court.
(2.) One M.N. with intent (&e. as in (1)) had fabricated &., with intent (&c.
as in (I)): And that A.B. on &., at $c., knowing that the said photograph (or
Bc.) had been so fabricated made use thereof as evidence on the trial of the said
action [or of the said E.F. on the charge aforesaid].
NO. 81.-CQRRUPTION OF WITNESSES.
Section 127.
(1.) Gave [or Conferred or Procured or Promised (or Offered) to give (07
confer or procure or attempt to procure)] to [or upon or for] one M.N., certain
property [or a certain benefit] namely, ($c. as in Form No. 75 (2)), upon an agree-
ment [or understanding] that the said M.N. [or one O.P.] who had then been
called [or who was then about to be called] as a witness on the trial of an action
between one E.F. and one G.H. (or as the case may be), should give false testimony
[or should withhold true testimony] on the said trial.
(2.) Attempted by threats of violence [or by threatening to defame the
character of one G.14. (or as the case may be)] to induce one E.F., who bad then
been called [or who was then about to be called] as a witness ($0. as in (I)) to
give false testimony [or to withhold true testimony] on the said trial.
(3.) Aslred [or Received or Obtained or Agreed (or Attempted) to receive (or
obtain)] from one M.N. certain property [or a certain benefit], namely, (&e. as in
3'or.m No. 75 (I)), upon an agreement [or understanding] that he should give false
testimony [or should withhold tiue testimony] as a witness on the trial of an
action between one E.F. and one G.R. (or as the case may be) [or that one O.P.,
who had then been called (or who was then about to be called) ($e. as in (1))
shoulcl give false testimony (or withhold true testimony) on the said trial].
NO. FIB.--DECEIVING WITNESSEX.
Section 128.
One Q.R. had been called [or was about to be called] as a witness on the trial
of an action between one EY. and one G.H. (or as the case mag be): And that
A.B. on $c. at @c., with intent to affect the testimony of the said Q.R. on the
said trial (or &e.), fraudulently induced the said Q.R. to believe that he had seen
the said E.F., at a certain time and place when the said E.F. was not present [or
with intent (&e. as above) knowingly falsely stated to the said Q.R. that a person
in whose company the said Q.R. had been at a certain time and place was the said
E.F. (or as the case may be)] [or with intent (&e. as abowe), knowingly exhibited
to the said Q.E. a letter falsely purporting to be written by the said E.F. (or a
photograph falsely purporting to be the photograph of the said E.P.) (or as the
case may be)].
NO. SS.--DESTROYINQ EVIDENCE.
Section 129.
Knowing that a certain book [or deed (or as the case may be)], namely, a
ledger (or as the case may be), was [or might be] required in evidence in an action
then pending in the Supreme Court of Queensland between one E.F. and one
63.11. (or as the case may be), wilfully destroyed the same [or wilfully rendered
the same illegible (or undecipherable or incapable of identification) 1, with intent
thereby to prevent it from being used as evidence in the said action (or 40.).
NO. 84.--PREVENTING WITNESSES FROM ATTENDING.
Section 130.
Wilfully prevented [or attempted to prevent] one E.F., who had been duly
suiiimoncd to attend as a witness before the Supreme Court of Queensland at
Brisbane (or as the case may be) from so atterding [or from producing in evidence
pursuant to his subpomna (or summons) a certain letter (or as the case may be)].
NO. 85.-CQNSPTRACY TO BRING FALSE ACCUSATION.
Section 131.
Conspired together [or with one M.N.] to charge one E.P. roT to cause one
E.F. to be charged] with the crime [or offence] of murder (or as the case may be),
alleged to have been by him committed io Queensland [or in New South Wales,
(or as the case may be)], he the said A.B. then knowing that the said E.P. was
innocent of the said nlleped crime [or offence1 lor not believing that the said E.F.
was guilty of th0 said alleged crime (01" offettoe)].
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