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

CRL‘dINAL PRILCTICE RULES-FORMS
(2.) Shot at [or Wounded or Caused grievous bodily harm to] one E.F., an
officer of Customs, while he was engaged in the execution of his duty in the preven-
tion of smuggling [or one G.H., who was then acting in aid of one E.F., an officer
of Customs, while he was (&e. as above)].
NO. 130.-RESISTING OFFICERS ENGAGED IN PREVENTING
SMUGGLING.
Section 197.
Assaulted [or Obstructed or Resisted] with violence one E.F., an officer of
Customs [or being a person duly employed for the prevention of smuggling], while
he was engaged in the execution of his duty in the prevention of smuggling [or
one G.H., who was then acting in aid of one E.F. (&e. as abose)].
NO. 131.-RESISTING CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Section 198.
(1.) Assaulted [or Obstructed] one E.F., an officer of Customs [or being a
person duly employed for the prevention of smuggling], while he was engaged in the
execution of his duty under the laws relating to the Customs [or while he was
engaged in the seizure of certain goods claimed to be liable to forfeiture under
the laws relating to the Customs [or Assaulted (or Obstructed) one G.B., who was
then acting in aid of one E.F., (&e. as above)].
(2.) Rescued [or Attempted to rescue] certain goods [namely, opium] which
had then lately been seized as liable to forfeiture under the laws relating to the
Customs.
(3.) Certain goods [namely, ten casks of wine,] were seized as liable to for-
feiture under the laws relating to the Customs: And that before [or at the time of
or after] the said seizure A.B. stove [or broke or destroyed or attempted to stave
(or break or destroy)] the said goods, with intent thereby then to prevent the
seizure [or securing] thereof.
NO. 132.--RESISTING PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Section 199.
(1.) Obstructed [or Resisted] one E.F., a public offieer, while he was engaged
in the [attempted] discharge of the duties of his office as an inspector of mines
under “The Mining Act of 1898” (or as the case may be).
(2.) Obstructed [or Resisted] one E.F., being the mining manager of the O.P.
mine, while he was engaged in the (attempted) discharge of the duty of examining
the machinery used in the working of the said mine, which duty was imposed upon
him as such mining manager by I‘ The Mining Act of 1898 (or as the case may be).
NO. 133.-REFUSAL BY PUBLIC OFFICER TO PERFORM DUTY.
Section 200.
Was employed ‘in the Public Service of Queensland [or as an officer of the
Supreme Court of QueensIand (or as the case may be)], and thereupon it became
and was his duty by virtue of such employment to (state the duty): Yet the said
A.B. perversely and without lawful excuse omitted [or refused] so to do.
KO, 134.--NEGI,ECT OF OFFICERS TO SUPPRESS RIOT.
Section 201.
Being sheriff [or under sheriff] of Queensland [or a justice of the peace (or as
the case muv be)], and having notice that there was a riot in his neighbourhood,
omitted without reasonable excuse to do his duty in suppressing such riot.
NO. 135.-N%GLECT TO AID IN SUPPRESSING RIOT.
Section 202.
Baving had reasonable notice that he was required to assist P.P., sheriff of
Queensland [or S.T. a justice of the peace (or as the case may be)], in suppressing
a riot, omitted without reasonable excuse to give such assistance.
NO. 136.--NEGLECT TO AID IN ARRESTING OFFENDERS.
Section 203.
Having had reasonable notice that he was required to assist P.P., sherid of
Queensland [or’S.T. a.police oficer (or us the case nauy be)], in arresting one M.N.
[or a person to the said Attorney-General (or S.J.K.) unknown] [or in preserving
the peace], omitted without reasonable excuse to give such assistame.
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