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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 343
XIV -FRAUDULENT DEBTORS.
NO. 323.-ABSCONDING WITH PROPERTY IN CONTEMPLATIOE OF OR
IMMEDIATELY AFTER INSOLVEKCY.
Section 519.
(1.) Being an insolvent, departed from Queeiisland and took with him [or
attempted (or prepared) to depart from Queensland and to take with him] part of
his property, namely, $ (or as the case may be, describe the property) [of the
value of (upwards of) $401, which ought by law to have been divided amongst his
creditors.
(2.) Departed from Queensland and took with him (or Attempted to depart
from Queensland and to take with him (gc. as in (l)), which ought by law, in the
event of his becoming insolvent, to have been divided amongst his creditors, and
within fow months afterwards became an insolvent.
NO. 324.--FRAUDS BY INSOLVENTS.
Section 520.
(1.) Being an insolvent,
(a) fraudulently removed part of his property of the value of [upwards of] $20,
namely, (describe it) ;
or (b) fraudulmtly parted with [or altered or made an omission in or was privy
to fraudulently parting with (or altering 07’ making an omission in)] a documelit
affecting [or relating to] his property [or affairs], namely, a statement purporting
to be a list of secured creditors (or as the case may be).
(2.) Fraudulently (4%. as in (1) (a) or (b) ); and within four months after-
wards became an insolvent.
(3.) Being an insolvent, attempted to account for part of his property, namely,
(describe it) by alleging fictitious losses [or expenses].
(4.1 At a meeting of his creditors attempted to account for (4c. as in (3) ),
and within four months afterwards became an insolvent.
(5.) By falsely representing tcv one E.F. that (state substance of fraud or false
representation), [or Under the false pretence of carrying on business (or as the case
,may be)] obtained certain property, namely, (describe it), on credit from the said
[Or one] E.F., and did not pay for the same: And that the said A.B. within four
months afterwands became an insolvent.
NO. 325.--OTHER FRAUDS BY INSOLVENTS.
Section 521.
(1.) Being an insolvent,
(a) concealed part of his property of the value of [upwards of] $20, namely
(describe it) ;
or (b) concealed a debt due to him by [or due by him to] one M.N., and
a~ounting to $
(2.) Concealed (&e. as in (I) (a) or (b) ) [or Obtained property, namely
(describe it), from one E.F. under the false pretence of carrying on business and
dealing in the ordinary way of trade, and did not pay for the same] [or Pawned
(or Pledged or Disposed of otherwise than in the ordinary way of trade) certain
property, namely (describe it), which he had obtained on credit and had not paid
for]: And that the said A.B. within four months afterwands became an insolvent.
No. 326.-FALSIFICATION OF BOOKS BY INSOLVENTS.
Section 522.
(1.) Being an insolvent, concealed [or destroyed or altered or mutilated or
falsified or was privy to the concealment (or destruction or alteration or mutilation
or falsification) of ran entry in] a book [or document or account] relating to his
property [or affairs], namely, a ledger (or as the ease m y be)].
(2.) Being an insolvent, mad& [or was privy to making] a f.tlse entry in a book
(or &e., as .In (1)).
(3.) Concealed (or bc., as-in (1)) [or Made (or &e., as in (2))], and within
four months afterwards became an insolvenk.