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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE KULES-FORMS
namely (naww of State) which was then at war with a foreign State at peace with
our said Lady the Queen, namely (name the State).
(b.) Induced one M.N. to [agree to] accept a cornmission [or eiigagemeatl
111 the military (or naval] service of (&c, as tn (a)).
NO. 352.---LEAVING BRITISH DOMINIONS TO SERVE FOREIGN STATE.
Section 5.
(a.) Beiiig a British subject, quitted the dominions of our said Lady the Queen
without the licerise of our said Lady the Queen [or went, without the license of our
said Lady the Queen, on board a ship with the view of quitting the dominions of
our said Lady the Queen] with intent to accept a commission [or engagement]
(&c. as in precedzng Form).
(b.) Without the license of our said Lady the Queen induced one M.N. to quit
[or to go on board a ship with the view of quitting] the dominions of our said Lady
tlie Queen, with intent (&c. as in (a)).
NO. 353.-EXBARKING PERSONS UNDER FAliSE REPRESENTATIONS
AS TO SERVICE.
Section 6.
Induced one M.N. to quit the dominions of our said Lady the Queen [or to
enittark on a ship at #c. within the dominions of our said Lady the Queen], under
H. misrepresentation [or false representation] of the service in which the said
M.K. was to be engaged, and with the iiitent [or in order] that the said M.N.
might accept [or agree to accept] a commission [or engagement] (&c. as in Form
No. 351).
No. 354.-EMBARKING ILLEGALLY ENLISTED PERSONS.
Section 7.
Being tlie master [or owner] of the ship Thetis, did without the license of our
said Lady the Queen, knowingly [engage to] take [or knowingly have] on board
tlie said ship one M.N., who, being a British subject, had then lately without the
license of our said Lady the Queen accepted [or agreed to accept] a commission
[or engagement] (&c. as in precedzng Forms) [or who being a British subject was
then about to quit Her Majesty’s dominions without the license of our said Lady
the Queen with intent to accept a commission [or engagement (&c. as above)] [or
who had been induced to embark on board the said ship under a misrepresentation
[or false representation] of the service in which he was to be engaged, find with
the intent (&e. as zn preceding Form)].
NO. 355.-ILLEGAL SHIPBUILDING AND EQUIPMENT.
Section 8.
(a.) Without the license of our said Lady the Queen built [or agreed to build
or issued (or delivered) a commission for or equipped or despatched] a ship [or
caused a ship to be built or caused (or allowed) a ship to be despatched], with intent
that the same should for with knowledge (or having reasonable cwise to believe) that
the same would] be employed in the military [or naval] service cgf a foreign State,
name (name the State) which was then at war with a foreigir. State at peace
with our said Lady the Queen, namely (name the State).
KO. 35G.--AIDIKG WARLIKE EQUIPMENT OF FOREIGN SHIPS.
Section 10.
Before nientzonzng the aecziscd person state as follows:-On &c. a certain ship,
rlmely, the Alabama, being thcn in the military [or naval] service of a foreign
State (&c. a6 zn the last preceding Form) was at B., within the dominions of our
said l ~ dtlie y Queen; and proceed:--
Ant1 that on @. at &c. aforesaid A.B. [and C.D.] without the license of our
snit1 Lady tlie Queen, increased [or augrncnted or was (or were) knowingly concerned
in iiicreasing (or augmeiiting)] the warlike force of the said ship [or
procured the warlike force of the said ship to be increased (or augmented)] by
ailding to the number of the guns on board [or by changing the guns on board
f3r othcr gulls or by the addition of e ui ment for war, namely, gunpowder (or
as the fabe mag be)].
357.--E’ITTING OUT NAVAL OR RIILITARP EXPEDITION WJTEIOTJT
LICENSE.
iSection 11.
Wiihout the license of our said Lady the Queer, prepared Tor fitted out] a
naval [or military] expedition to proceed against the d&niinions of a foreign State
wliicli was then tit pence with our said lJacly the @tell, namrly (name fhc Siatc ).
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