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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 317
NO. 172.-ADULTERATION OF BEVERAGES.
Section 241.
Being a public brewer [or Being a maker] of a liquor intended to be used a8
a beverage for man, namely, beer (or as the ewe may be).
(a) used in the brewing [or making] of the liquor a deleterious [or poisonous]
substance, namely, cocculus indieus (or as the case may be);
or (5) put Lor mixed] a deleterious [or poisonous] substance, namely, COCCU~US
indicus (or as the case may be), into [or with] the said liquor.
V.-~ISCE~LANEOUS OFFENCES.
NO. 173.-FRAUDS ON LAND LAWS.
Section 242.
For the purpose of acquiring land from our said Lady the Queen
(a) fraudulently evaded [or attempted to evade] the grovisions of “The Land
Act, 1897,” relating to the fulfilnient of conditions in respect of agricultural farms
(or as the case may be) by procuring one M.N. to occupy an agricultural farm,
namely, number (describe the farm suficiently to identify it), of which he the said
A.B. was lessee, and representing the said M.N. to be his actual agent for the
purpose of the use and occupation of the said farm: Whereas the said M.N. was
not such agent, but used and occupied the said farm for his own benefit only (or
as the case may be, describe briefly the evasion or attempted evasion);
or (b) fraudulently procured one M.N. to btxome the lessee of an agricultural
farm under the provisions of “The Land Act, 1897,” for his use and benefit;
or (c) fraudulently attempted to evade the provisions of “The Land Act, 1897,”
by applying for an agricultural homestead under the name of X.Y., when he was
already the holder of an agricultural homestead under the said Act under his true
name of A.B.
KO, 174.-DEALING WITH LAND FRAUDULENTLY ACQUIRED PROM
THE CROWN.
Section 243.
Bought [or Took on lease for ten years] from one M.N. a piece of land, namely
(describe it sufioiently to identify it), which had then lately been acquired by the
said M.N. by means of a fraudulent evasion of the provisions of The Land Act,
1897,” namely by (describe bviefly the fraud): And that the said A.B. then knew
that the same had been so acquired by such fraudulent evasion.
NO. 175.-FXAUDTILENT DESTRUCTION OR REMO’JAL OF GOODS
LIABLE TO DUTY.
Section 244.
Fraudulently destroyed lor Fraudulently took from a Queen’s warehouse (OP
as the case may be), being their lawful place of deposit (or detention),] certain
goods, namely, [two cases of opium], which were then liable to the payment of
duty, and which were deposited [or detained] in a [or the said] Queen’fi warehouse
(or as the case may be) for the purpose of securing payment thereof.
D.-OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON AND RELATING TO MARRIAGE AND
RIGHTS AND DUTIES AXD AGAINST THE REPUTATION OF
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PARENTAL
INDIVIDUALS.
I.-HOMICIDE : SUICIDE : CONCEALMENT OF BIRTH.
No. 176.--WILFUL MURDER.
Sections 301, 305.
Wilfully murdered one ELF.
NO. 177.-MURDER.
Sections- 302, 305.
Murdered one E.F.
NO. 178.-MANSLAUGHTER.
Sections 303, 310.
Unlawfully killed r 1 E.F.