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

324 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
NO. 221.-CONCEALMENT OF MATTERS AFFECTING LIBERTY,
Section 357.
(1.) Being the officer in charge of a reception-house duly appointed for the
reception and temporary treatment of persons committed upon suspicion of being
of unsound mind (or as the case may be), and being in that capacity required by
law to keep a record touching the personal and medical history of ane E.F., who
was then eonfined as a patient in the said reception-house (or &c.), refused [or
neglected] to keep such record [or made in such record an entry which was false in
a material particular, namely, in that he the said A.B. thereill entered that (state
the false entry), whereas in fact (state the truth), as he the said A.B. then well
knew].
(2.) Being (&. as in (l)), and being in that capacity required by law to give
information to one Q.R., the inspector of asylums for the insane (or as the case may
be) touching the health of one E.F. (or as the case may be) [or to show to one Q.R.,
the inspector (&c. as above), one E.F.], who was then confined as a patient in the
said reception-house (or &CL) [or to show to one Q.R., the inspector (&. as above),
a room in the said reception-house (or &c.) in which one E.F. was then confined as
a patient].
(a) refused [or neglected] to give such information [or to show the said E.F.
(or the said room) to the said Q.R.];
OT (b) gave to the said Q.R. information touching the health of the said E.F.
(or as the case may be) which was false in a material particular, namely, in that
the said A.B. informed the said Q.R. that (state false information), whereas in fact
(state the truth), as the said AB. then well knew.
NO. 222.-UNLAWFUL CUSTODY OF INSANE PERSONS.
Section 358.
Detained [or Assumed the custody of] one E.F., an insane person, for gain,
otherwise than for the purpose of his temporary custody during his removal for
treatment under the laws relating to insane persons; he the said A.B. not being a
person appointed by the Supreme Court in that behalf or otherwise authorised by
law to make such detention [or assume such custody].
[or Assumed the custody of one E.F., an insane person, by receiving him into a
reception-house without the production of the documents required by law to be
produced upon such reception] (or as the case may be, setting out the statutor~
provision violated).
NO. 22 3 .-THREAT S.
Section 359.
Threatened to assault [or to defame] one E.F. [or to procure the dismissal of
one E.F. from his employment] (or as the case may be), with intent thereby to
prevent [or hinder] the said E.F. from making a complaint that certain goods had
then. lately been stolen from him by the said A.B. [or one M.N.] (or as the case
may be) [or with intent to compel the said E.F. to attend a meeting of workmen
then about to be held (or to march in a procession or to vote at an election for the
municipal council of A. (or as the case may be))].
VI.-OFFENCES RELATING TO MARRIAGE AND PARENT& RIGHTS AND
DUTIES.
NO. 224.-BIGAMY.
Section 360.
(1.) Being then lawfully married to one C.B., went, through the form of
marriage with one E.F. during the life of the said C.B.
(2.) Went through the form of marriage with one M.N., who was then the
lawful wife [or husband] of one O.N., as the said A.B. then well knew.
NO. 225.-UNLAWFUL CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGE.
Section 361.
(1.) Celebrated [or Attempted (or Professed) to celebrate] the marriage of one
E.F., who was then under the age of twenty-one years and was not a widower [or
widow], as the said A.B. then well knew, without the written consent of any person
authorised by lr,w to consent to such marriage [or with a written consent purporting
tG be given by one M.N., who was not authorised by law to give mch consent, M
the said A.R. then well knew].