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

334 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
xo. zx.--Cxr,AwmmLY DIZEDGINC~ FOR OYSTERS.
Section 463.
Unlawfully, and otherwise than in the course of catching or fishing for floating
fish with a net [or instrument] adapted for taking floating fish only,
(a) used a net [or dredge (or as the case may be)] for the purpose of taking
oysters [or oyster-brood] within the limits of an oyster bed [or oyster laying or
oyster fishery], tlic property of one E.F., and which was su~jciently marked out
[or was known by general rcyutel as his property;
or (b) dragged with a net [or dredge (or as the case may be)] upon the ground
[or soil] of an oyster bed (or &A) tho property of one E.F. and which (&cr as (a)).
NO. 276.-UNLAWFULLY TATCXNG FISH.
SecLion 454.
Unlawfully took [or clcstroyed] [or TJnlawfully attempted to take (or deal roy) ]
fish a water which was the private pqJerty of one E.F. [or in a water in which
one E.F. had a private right of fisliery].
IX.---INJURIES TO PROPERTY.
NO. 277.-ARXOX.
Sections 461, 463,
M’ilfully and unlawfully set fire to a dwelling-house (or as the CUSP he,).
KO. 278.--hTTEMPTS TO COMMIT ,4R501.$,
Sections 462, 464.
(1,) Attempted unIa~~~ully to set fire to a dwelling-house (or 0s the caSe
may be).
(2.) Wilfully and unlawfully set fire to a heap of wood [or standing grnsv (03
as the case may be) j which \\as so Bituated th:it a dwelliiig-house (OT as the c’ase
may De) was likely to catch fire from it.
No. 279. -CASTING AW 4Y SHIT’S.
Beetion 465.
1. Wilfully and unlawfdly cas& away [or destroyed] the ship Mary (or as the
case may be).
(2.) Wilfully and unlawfully did an act tending to the immediate loss [or
destruction] of a vessel in distress, namely, the ship Mary, that is to say, wilfully
unci unlawfully cut a towline conneetirig the said ship with 3, tug [or cut away an
anchor by which the said ship was held (or as the case may be: desoibe -1Ae act
done) 3.
(3.) With intent to bring a vessel into danger extinguished [or concealed OT
altered or rc.movet1 (or as the case may be) J a liglii [or hcacoii or mark or signal]
used for purposes of navigation [or for the guidance of seamen] [or sxhibiteil a
false light (or signal)].
NO. 280.---hTTEMPTS TO CAST AWAY STTIPS.
Section 466.
.ktternpted unlawfully to cast away [OT destroy] the ship Mary (or as the case
may be) [or Attempted unlawfiilly to do an act tending to the immediate I
(or destriiction of) a vessel in distress, namely, the ship Mary, that is to say, to
cut a towline (&c. as in precedinq Form: describe tAe aod attcm&d to he done) I,
NO. 281 .-ORSTRU@TIKG AND IIYJTJRXNG RAfT,WAYB,
Section 467.
(1.) Unlawfully, and with intent to obstruct the use of a railway [or to injure
property upon a railway], removed [or looseneaj a rail (or as the case may be)
belonging to the said railway [or plaeetj. a log of wood (or as the case maij4be)
upon (or across) the said rsilivay or loosened a large quantity of earth and rock
near and above the said railway or moved (or diverted) certain pointa belonging
to the said railway (or as the case may be: descrzbe the act dorre)] whereby the
free and safe use of the said railway was endangered.
(2.) Unlawfully, and with intent (&e. a8 in (a)), showed a light [or signzd]
[or extingiiished or rendered invisible or removed (or as the cuse may be) an
existing light (OT signal) 1 upon [or near1 the said railway.
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