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

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CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
(r.) Wilfully and unlawfully damaged a rope (&e. as in (q)) [and] with intent
thereby to destroy the said rope (or &c.) [or to render the said rope (or #c.)
useless].
(s.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damaged,] a well (or 40. as in
preceding Form).
(t.) Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed [or damaged] a document, namely, a
Commission under the Great Seal of the Colony (or as the case may be) which was
then deposited [or kept] in a public office, namely, the Treasury (or as the case
may be) [or a document, namely, a deed (or as the case may be) which was evidence
of the title of one E.F. to land (or to an estate in land)].
NO. 285.-ATTEMPTS TO DESTROY PROPERTY BY EXPLOSIVES.
Section 470.
Unlawfully, and with intent to destroy [or damage] a house [or a ship or
certain goods (or as the case may be)], the propezty of one E.F. [or his own
property], put gunpowder (or as the case may be) in a cellar under [or near] the
said house (or as the case may be) [with intent thereby then to defraud].
KO. 286.-ATTEMPTS TO INJURE NINES.
Section 471.
(1.) Unlawfully caused water to run into a mine [or into a subterraneous
passage communicating with a mine] [or Unlawfully obstyucted a shaft (or passage)
of a mine], the property of one E.F., [or his own property], with intent thereby to
injure [or to obstruct the working of] the said mine [&d with intent thereby to
defraud] :
And that the aforesaid act was not an act done unaerground in the course of
working an adjoining mine.
(2.) Unlawfully obstructed the working of a machine [or an appliance or
certain apparatus] appertaining to [or used with] a mine, the property of one E.F.
[or his own property],. with intent thereby to injure [or to obstruct the working of]
the said mine [and with intent thereby then to defraud].
(3.) Unlawfully injured [or unfastened] a rope (or as the case may be) used
in a mine [or used upon a way (or work) appertaining to (or used with) a, mine],
the property of one E.F. [or his own property], with intent thereby (&e. as in (2)).
NO. 287.-INTERFERING WITH MARINE SIGNALX.
Section 472.
(a.) Wilfully and unlawfully removed [or defaced or rendered invisible] a light
[or beacon or buoy or mark or signal] used for purposes of navigation [or for the
guidance of seamen].
(b.) Unlawfully attempted to remove [or deface or render invisible] a light
(or 4%. as in (a)).
No. 288.-INTERFERING WITH NAVIGATION WORKS.
Section 473.
(1.) Wilfully and unlawfully removed [or disturbed] a wall [or pile or bank
(or as the case may be)] used for securing a bank of the sea (or as the case may
be) [or for securing a work appertaining to a port (or as the case may be) or for
securing a work which was used for purposes of navigatbn (or for lading (or
unlading) goods) 1.
(2.) Unlawfully opened a floodgate [or sunk a barge (or as the case may be)]
in the River B., being a navigable river [or in a navigable canal], with intent
thereby to obstruct the carrying on [or completion or ma~tenance) of the
navigation of the said river [or canal], and thereby obstructed such carrying on
(or &e.).
NO. 289.--COMhlUNICATING INFECTIOUS DISEASES TO ANIMALS.
section 474.
Wilfully and unlawfully caused [or Was wilEully and unlawfully concerned in
causing or Wilfully and unlawfully attempted to cause] an infectious disease,
namely, scab, (or as the case may be), to be communicated to [or among] a flock of
sheep, the property of one E.F.