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

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CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
(2.) Being the owner [or occupier] of a house [or room or tent or yard (or as
the case may be)] knowingly and wilfully permitted it to be opened [or kept
or used] as a common betting house by one M.N.
(3.) Had the use [or management] [or Assisted in conducting the business] of
a common betting house.
NO. 166.-LOTTERIES,
Section 234.
Unlawfully opened [or kept or used] a house [or room or yard or stand in a
paddock (or as the case may be)] for carrying on a lottery.
NO. 167.-MISCONDUCT WITH REGARD TO CORPSES.
Section 236.
(1.) Having undertaken [or Being charged by virtue of his office as a police
officer (or as the case may be) with] the duty of burying the dead body of a man,
neglected without lawful justification or excuse to perform such duty.
(2.) Indecently interfered with the dead body of a woman (or as the ca.%
may be).
IV.-OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC HEALTH.
NO. 168.-FALSE INFORMATION AS TO HEALTH OF FOREIGN SHIPS,
Section 237.
Being the master [or medical officer] of the ship Mary, then lately arrived
from beyond sea, neglected [or refused] to give to one E.F., an officer employed
in the Public Service of Queensland in that behalf, certain information which he
was required by law to give to the said E.F. with respect to the places at which
the said ship had touched on her voyage (or as the case may be) [or gave to one
E.F., an officer employed in the Public Service of Queensland in that behalf, verbal
(or written) information with respect to a matter as to which he was required by
law to give information to the said E.F., that is to say, with respect to the places
at which the said ship had [touched on her voyage (or with respect to the existence
of any contagious or infectious disease on board of the said ship (or as the case
may be)), which information was false in a material particular, namely, in that
the said A.B. informed the said E.F. that (state the false information), whereas
in truth (state the truth), as the said A.B. then well knew.]
NO. 169.-EXPOSING FOR SALE THINGS UXFIT FOR FOOD.
Section 238.
Knowingly exposed for sale for the food of man [or Had in his possession
with intent to sell it for the food of man] a carcass of a pig [or certiin food (or
as the case may be)] which was unfit for the food of man, as he then well knew.
NO. 170.-DEALING IN DISEASED MEAT.
Section 239.
(1.) Knowingly took into a slaughter-house used for the slaughter of animals
intended for food of man [part of] the carcass of a sheep (or as the case may be)
which had died of disease.
(2.) Knowingly sold [or exposed for sale] [part .of] the. carcass of a sheep (or
as the case may &e) which had died of disease [or which was diseased when
slaughtered].
NO. 171.-ADULTERATING LIQUOR.
Section 240.
(1.) Put [or Mixed] a deleterious for poisonous] substance, namely, cocc’ulus
jndicus (or as the case may be), into [or with] certain spirituous [or fermented]
liquor, namely, whisky [or beer] (or as the case may be)].
(2.) Sold [or Gave by way of exchange (or as the case may, be) or Kept for
sale] certain spirituous [or fermented] liquor, namely, whisky (or as the case may
be), into [or with] which a deleterious [or poisonous] substance, namely, sulphuric
acid (or as the case may be), had been put [or mixed].