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

CRIMINAL PRACrICE RULES-FORMS 327
And further that the said A.B. had previously, namely, on &c. at &c., been
[summarily] convicted in the Supreme Court of Queensland (or as the case muy be)
of stealing (or &e. Set out the previous conviction as in an indictment).
[And further that the said A.B. had also previously, namely, on &c. at &.,
been summarily convicted of (&e, as above).]
II.-OFFENCES ANALOGOUS TO STEALING.
NO. 233.-CONCEALING REGISTERS.
Section 399.
Concealed [or Took from its lawful place of deposit] a register which was thec
authorised [or required] by law to be kept for authenticating [or recording] tho
title to real property [or to certain personal property] [or for recording births ( ~ 7
baptisms OT marriages or deaths OT burials)] [or a copy of part of a register which
was then (&. as above), which copy was required by law to be sent to the
Registrar-General (or as the case may be)], with intent thereby then to defraud.
NO. 234.-CONCEALING WILLS.
Section 400.
Concealed a, will [or eodicil] purporting to be the will [or a codicil to the will]
of one E.F., with intent thereby then to defraud.
NO. 235.-CONCEALING DEEDS.
Section 401.
Concealed [part of] a document which was evidence of the title of one E.F. to
land [or to an estate in land] at A., with intent thereby then to defraud.
NO. 236.-KILLING ANIMALS WITH INTENT TO $TEAL.
Section 402.
Killed a COW (or as the case mag be) with intent to steal [part of] the skin
;or carcass] thereof.
NO. 237.-SEVERING WITH INTENT TO STEAL.
Section 403.
Severed and made moveable a fence [or certain gold-bearing ore or part of a
tree (or as the case may be),] the property of one E.F., with intent CO steal the
same.
NO. 238.-USING REGISTERED BRANDS WITH CRIMINAL INTENTION.
Section 404.
Branded [or Marked] a horse (or as the case may be) with the registered brand
Lor mark] of one E.F. without the permission of the said E.F., and with intent
thereby then to facilitate the commission of a crime.
NO. 239.-FRAUDULENTLY DEALING WITH MINERALS IN MINES.
Section 405.
Took [or Concealed or Sold (or as the case may be)] certain gold-bearing ore
(or as the case may be) in [or about] a mine, the property of the X.Y. Company
Limited, with intent thereby then to defraud.
NO. 240.---BRIP\’GING STOLEN GOODS INTO QUEENSLAND.
Section 406.
Having then lately at S., in the Colony of New South Wales, obtained a watch
(or as the case may be) by such means that if he had obtained the sawe in Queens-
land by the like means he would have been guilty of stealing the same, brought
the same into [or had the same in his possession in] Queensland: And that the
obtaining of the said watch (or &c.) by the means aforesaid was an offence under
the laws in force in New South Wales.
NO. 241.---FRAUDULENT DISPOSITION OF‘ MORTGAGED GOODS.
Section 407.
Being the mortgagor of certain sheep (or as the case may be) which were then
mortgaged to one E.F., removed Tor disposed of] the said sheep (OT &c.) without
the consent of the said E.F., and with intent thereby then to defraud.