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

CRIMJNAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 335
NO. 282.-INJIJRING ANIMALS.
Section 468.
Wilfully and unlawfully killed [or maimed or wounded] a horse (or as the case
may be), the property of one E.F.
NO. 283.-MALICIOUS INJURIES : GENERAL FORM.
Section 469.
TVilfully and unlwfully destroyed [or damaged] a steam engine, the property
of one E.E. [or his own property, with intent thereby then to defraud].
NO. 284.-TIIE LIKE WITH CIRCUMSTANCES OF AGGRAVATION.
Ibid.
(a.) Wilfully and uiiltlwfully destroyed [or damaged] a dwelling-house [or
vessel], the property of one E.F., by the explosion of gunpowder (or as the case
may be): And that one G.H. was then in the said dwelling-house [or vessel]
[or And that the life of one G.H. was thereby actually endangered].
(b.) Wilfully or unlawfully destroyed [or damaged] a bank of the sea (or as
the case may be), whereby actual danger of inundation [or damage] was occasioned
to land lor a building], the property of one E.F.
(c.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed a railway [or a bridge (or viaduct or
aqueduct) constructed over a highway (or over a railway or over a canal) or a
bridge (or viaduct or aqueduct) over which a highway (or railway or canal)
passed].
(d.) Wilfully and unlawfully damaged a railway (or &c. as in (c) ) , with intent
thereby to render [part of] the said railway (or as the case may be) dangerous
[or impassable], and that the same was thereby rendered dangerous [or
impassable].
(e.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damaged] a will [or codicil] pur-
porting to be the will [or a codicil to the will] of one E.F. [or a register which
was then authorised (or required) by law to be kept for authenticating (or
recording) the title to real property (or to certain personal property) (or for
recording births (or as the case mag be))] [or a copy of part of a register which
was then (&. as above), wliich copy was required by law to be sent to the Registrar-
General (or as the case may be)].
(f.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damaged] a vess4 which was then
in distress [or stranded] [or which had then lately been wrecked] -or a boat (or as
the case mag be) belonging to a vessel which (&c. as above)].
(9.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damagedl the permanent way [or
an embankment (or as the case niny be)] of a railway [or a bridge or engine house
or ashpit (or as the case may be) connected with a railway].
(h.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed a vessel (&c. as in preceding Form).
(i.) Wilfully and unlawfully damaged (bc. as in preceding Form), [and] with
intent thereby then to destroy the said vessel [or to render the said vessel useless].
(j.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damaged] light [or beacon or buoy
or mark or signal] used for purposes of navigation [or for the guidance of seamen].
(k.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damaged] a bank of the sea (or as
6hf case may be).
(1.) Wilfully and unlawfully damaged a railway (or bc. as in (c) with intent
thereby (&c. as in (a)).
(m.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed certain sugar theii in proc6sp: of
manufacture (or as the case may be) (&a. as in preceding Form).
(n.) Wilfully and unlawfully damaged (Bc. as in preceding Form) [and] with
intent thereby to destroy the said sugar (or as the case may be) [or to render the
said sugar (or &e.) useless].
(0.) Wilfully and unlawfully (4c. as in preceding Form) [and] with intent
thereby to damage [or obstruct the working of] the said mine.
(p.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed ['or damaged] a machine (or as the
case may se) appertaining to [or used with] a mine, the property of one E.F.
(or &c. as in preceding Form).
(4.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed a rope (or as the case may be) used
[or used upon a way (or work) appertaining to (or used with)] a mine, the property
of one E.F. (or &c. as iv preceding Form).