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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 319
NO. 188.-STUPEFYING IN ORDER TO COMMIT INDICTABLE
OFFENCE.
Section 316.
With intent to commit [or to facilitate the commission of] an indictable
offence [or with intent to facilitate his flight (or the flight of one M.N. (or of a
person to the said Attorney-General (or J.J.K.) unknown) ) after the commissioii
(or attempted commission) by him of an indictable offence, namely, robbery (or as
the case may be)] administered [or attempted to administer] to one E.F. a
stupefying [or overpowering] drug [or vapour (or as the case may be)], namely,
chloroform (or as the case may be).
XO. 189.-ACTS INTENDED TO CAUSE GRIEITOUS BODILY HARM 01%
PREVENT APPREHENSION.
Section 317.
With intent to maim [or disfigure or disable or do some grievous bodily harm
to] one E.P. [or With intent to resist (or prevent) his lawful arrest (or detention)
or With intent to resist (or prevent) the lawful arrest (or detention) of one M.N.
(or a person to the said Attorney-General (or J.J.K.) unknown)].
(a) unlawfully wounded [or did grievous bodily harm to] the said E.F. [or one
G.I-E.] ;
or (b) unlawfully attempted to strike the said E.F. [or one G.H.] with a
projectile, namely, a bullet (or as the case may be);
or (0) unlawfully caused an explosive substance, namely, dynamite (or as the
case n2a.y be) to explode;
or (d) sent [or delivered] to the said E.F. [or to one G.E.] an explosive sub
stance or a dangerous (or noxious) thing], iiamely, an explos'ive bomb (or as the
case muy be) ;
or (e) caused the said E.F. [or one G.H.] to take [or receive] a dangerous [or
noxious] thing [or an explosive substance], namely, sulphuric acid (or as the cast'
may be);
or (f) put a corrosive fluid [or a desbuctive (or explosive) substance], namely,
sulphuric acid (or as the case may be), in a public highway [or in a bag used bg
the said E.F. (or as the case may be)] ;
(9) unlawfully cast [or threw] at [or nnlawf-lly applied to the person of the
said E.P. (or one G.H.)] a corrosive fluid (@e. as in (f)).
NO. I90.-PREVENTING ESCAPE FROM WRECK.
Section 318.
(1.) Unlawfully prevented [or obstructed] one E.F. [or a. person to the said
Attorney-General (or J.J.K.) unknown/, who was then on board of [or who was
then escaping from] a vessel in distress [or a wrecked vessel or h vessel cast ashorel,
in his endeavours to save his life.
(2.) UnlawfClIy obstructed one E.F. in his endeavours to save the life of one
G.H. (or &e. as in (l)), who was then on board of [or who was then escaping from]
a vessel in distress [or a wrecked vessel or a vessel east ashore].
KO. 191.-INTENTIONALLY ENDANGERING SAFETY OF PEBSOXS
TRAVELLING BY RAILWAY.
Section 319.
With intent to injure [or to endanger the safety of] persons travelling by a
railway
(a) removed [or loosened] a rail (or as the case may be) belonging to the said
railway [or-placed a log of wood (or as the case m y be) upon (or across) the said
railway or loosened a large quantity of earth aad rock near and above the said
r*dway or moved (or diverted) certain points belonging to the mitin railway (or as
the case may be, describe the act done)], whereby the free md safe use of the $aid
railway [or the safety of the persons uging the said railway] was affectell [or
endangered] ;
or (b) showed a light [or signal] [or extinguished (or rendered invisible or
removed (or as the case may be)) an exlwting light (or signal)] upon [or near] the
said railway;
(c) omitted to show a signal which it was his duty to show (or as the cme
mag be), and thereby caused the safety of persons travelling by the said railway
to be endangered.