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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 329
be)] [or of offering (or making) a solicitation (or threat) to one M.N. as an induce-
mert to him to commit (or permit the commission of) an indictable offence, namely.
car~ialiy knowing a man (or as the case may be)], with intent thereby then to
extort money (CT as the case may be) from the said E.F. [or from one G.H].
(2.) Threatened to one E.F. that he [or one G.H.] should be accused by one
M.X. of committing (&e. as tn (I)), with intent thereby then (&e. as in (1)).
(3.) Caused one E.F. to receive a writing containing an accusation against him
[or against one G.H.] [or containing a threat that he (or one G.H.) should be
accustd] of committing ('e. as in (l)), with intent thereby then (&e. us in (1)) :
And that the said A.B. then knew the contents of the Raid writing.
KO. 249.-PROCURING EXECUTION OF DEEDS, ETC., BY THREATS.
Section 417.
With intent to defraud, and by means of unlawTu1 violence to [or unlawful
restraint of or threats of violence (or restraint) to be used to] the person of one
E.F. [or and by means of accusing (or threatening to acEuse) one E.F. of com-
mitting an indictable offence, namely (describe it as in preceding Form)] [or of
offwing (&e. as in preceding Form)], compelled [or induced] the said E.F. [or one
G.R.].
(a) to execute [or make or accept or indorse or alter or destroy] a valuable
security [or part of a valuable security], namely, a promissory note for $200 [or
bod (or as the ease may be) ] ;
or (b) to write [or impress or affix] his name Lor seal] [or the name (or seal)
of one E.L. or the name of a firm, namely K.L. and Company, (or as the case may
be)] [or to impress (or affix) the seal of the X.Y. Company, Limited (or as the case
mag be )] upon lor to] a paper [or parchment] in order that it might afterwards be
made [or converted] into [or used as or dealt with as] a valuable security, namely,
a bond (or n-s the case may be).
IV.-BURGLARY: HOUSEBREAKING : AND LIKE OFFENCES.
No. 25O.-HOUSERREAIIING : BURGLARY.
Section 419.
(1.) Broke and entered the dwelling-house of one E.F. [in the night time]
with intent to commit an indietable offence therein.
(2.) Waving entered the dwelling-house of one E.F., with intent to eomniit
an indictable offence therein, [or stole a watch (or as the case may be: state
the Lndzctahle offence) in the dwelling-house of one E.F., and then] broke out of
tlie said dwelling-house [in the night-time].
No. 351.-ENTERING DWELLING-HOUSE WITH INTENT TO COMAIIT
IXDICTABLE OFFENCE
Section 420.
Entered [or was iiij the dwelling-house of one E.F. [in the night-time] with
intent to commit an indictable offence therein.
NO. 252.-BREAKING INTO PLACES AND COMMITTING INDICTABLE
OFFENCES.
Section 421.
(I.) Broke and entered a place namely [the shop (or as the case may be) of
one E.F.], and therein stole a diamond ring, the property of the said E.F. (or as
fhe case may be) [state the inilietakle offence as in an inclictmeiit for an ini1ict;iblc
off eiice] .
(2.) Stole (state the indictable offence as in an indictment for ail iiiilictahle
ofi'e~tce) in a place, iiamely the shop (or as the case may be) of one E.F. aiid
then broke out of the said place.
NO. 253.--BREAKING INTO PLACES WITH INTENT TO COM;\fIT
INDICTABLE OFFENCES.
Section 422.
(1.) Broke and entered a place, namely [the shop (or as the case may bc) of
me ELF.] with intent to commit an indictable offence therein.
(2.) Entered a place, iianiely [the shop (or as t h cnsc ~ ma?/ hr) of onc E.F.]
with intent to commit an indictable offiwce thereirt :iiiii then broke out of the said
pl :I c e.
NO. ?54.--PERSONS FOTJKD ARMED, ETC., WITI-F INTEST TO COM h11T
INDICTABLE OFFENCE.
Se&on 425.
(a.) Was found armed with a dnngerous [or offcnsive] weapon [or in.ztruuient I,
n:rniclp, :I pistol [or vroivhnr (or ab (Ire cmc niciil Di>) 1 : .tnd tlint tlic mid A.E.