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

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(2.) Celebrated [or Attempted (or Professed) to celebrate] marriage between
one E.F. and one G.H. contrary to the provisions of the laws relating to the
solemnization of marriage, in this that he the said A.B. was not a minister of
religion ordinarily oflciating as such [whose name, designation, and usual residence
was then duly registered] (or as the case may b,e, setting out the breach of tke law
in question).
(3.) Celebrated [or Attempted (or Professed) to celebrate] marriage between
one E.F. and one G.H., who had not [nor had either of them] duly made a de’elara-
tion that there was no impediment or lawful objection to such marriage (or as the
case may be, state the provision not complied with).
(4.) Induced [or Attempted to induce] one M.N. to celebrate the marriage of
one E.F., who was then (bc, as in (1)) [or ts celebrate marriage between one E.F.
and one G.H. contrary to the laws relating to the solemnization of marriages, in
this that the said M.N. was not a minister of religion (4c. as in (2)), as he the
said A.B. then well knew] [or to celebrate marriage between one E.F. and one G.H.,
who had not (4%. as in (3))l.
(5.) Married one E.F., who was then under the age of twenty-one years (&e.
as in (1)).
No. 226.--UNQUALIFIED PERSONS PROCURING REGISTRATION AS
PERSONS QUALIFIED TO CEL~RATE MARRIAGES.
Section 362.
Not being a persoii who was entitled to be registered under the laws relating
to the solemnization of marriages as a person authorised to celebrate marriages,
and kiiowing that he was not such a person, procured his name to be registered
as a person so entitled.
NO. 227.-CHILD STEALING.
Section 363.
(1.) Forcibly [or Fraudulently] took [or enticed] away [or detained] one E.F.,
a child under the age of fourteen years, with intent to deprive one G.F., the parent
[or guardian] [or who then had the lawful care (or charge)] of the said E.F., of
%he possession of the said child [or with intent to steal certain articles upon (or
about) the person of the said E.F.].
(2.) Received [or Harboured] one E.F., a child under the age of fourteen years,
with intent (&e. as in (1.)) : And that he, the said A.B., then knew that the said
E.F. had then lately been forcibly [or fraudulently] taken [or enticed] away [or
detained] with the intent aforesaid.
NO. 228.-DESERTION OF CHILDREN.
Section 364.
Being a parent of one E.B., a child under the age of fourteen years, and being
able to maintain the said E.B., wilfully and without lawful or reasonable cause
deserted the said E.B. and left him [or her] without means of support.
VII.-DEFAMATION.
NO. 229.-UNLAWFUL PUBLICATION OF DEFAMATORY MATTER.
Section 380.
Unlawfully wrote [or spoke] and published of and concerning one E.F. the
defamatory matter following, that is to say (set out the defamatory matter with
such innuendoes, if any, as may be necessary). [And that the said A.B. then knew
that the said defamatory matter was false.]
NO. 230.-DEFAMATION OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT BY
STRANGERS.
Section 381.
Not being a member of either House of the Parliament of Queensland, unlaw-
Eully wrote [or spoke] and published of and concerning one E.F. [and others], a
member [or memhers] of the Legislative Council [or Legislative Assembly] of
Qumhslztnd Be false [or seandaIous] defamatory matter following, that is to say
(set out the defamatory matter with szich innuendoes, if any, as may be necessary).