The Criminal Statute Law of the Dominion of Canada, Relating to Indictable Offences: With Full Text as Revised in 1886, and Put Into Force by Royal Proclamation on the 1st Day of March, 1887 : and Cases, Notes, Commentaries, Forms, Etc., Etc

Sir Henri Elzéar Taschereau

Carswell, 1888 - 1157페이지

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Certain magistrates may act alone	7

Obstructing or assaulting a clergyman in the discharge	12

Attempt in such case	20

Destroying vegetables growing elsewhere	26

Destroying seabank	32

Riotous assembly may be dispersed by proclamation	33

Unlawful meetings for drill prohibited	34

Time for prosecution under four preceding sections limited	35

Examination to be in presence of accused 588	688

The same not exceeding	689

75 Recognizances to prosecute etc	690

Preliminary proceedings in certain offences	691

Bail by judge of Superior or County Court	692

Person apprehended in one division for offence committed in another proceedings	693

Expenses of conveyance	694

Order on admission to bail	695

Punishment for rout	36

Obstructing use of railway	38

Punishment of perjury and subornation of perjury	41

Judge may direct prosecution for perjury committed before him	42

ESCAPES AND RESCUES R S C c 155	57

Keepers allowing prisoner in penitentiary to escape	58

Disturbing congregation met for religious worship	64

Procuring defilement of girl and proceedings	71

Interpretation loaded arms	82

Fraudulently depriving another of the use of his property 452	86

Excusable homicide	117

Petit treason	142

Attempting murder by any other means	158

Attempts to choke etc in order to commit an offence	166

On trial for destroying buildings conviction may be	206

Housebreaking etc	361

Housebreaking with intent etc	365

Being armed by night with intent etc	367

Larceny in the house	371

Larceny with menaces	374

Stealing goods in process of manufacture	378

Stealing goods intrusted for manufacture	379

Stealing property under seizure	381

Embezzlement by clerks and servants	383

584	396

Larceny by persons in the Queens service	401

Refusal to deliver up public books etc	402

Stealing election documents	403

Stealing by tenants and lodgers	404

Stealing by partners	405

Embezzlement by bank officer	407

Bankers fraudulently selling property	409

Factors fraudulently obtaining advances	410

Trustees fraudulently disposing of property	411

Directors fraudulently disposing of property	412

All questions must be answered etc	413

Owners selling after advance by consignees	414

Making false statements in receipts for grain etc	415

False pretences	420

Inducing persons by fraud to execute deeds	440

Winning money by cheating at games	442

Obtaining passage in steamers etc by false tickets	443

Receiving in misdemeanors	444

Appropriating timber etc found adrift	457

Bringing stolen property into Canada	458

Taking reward for recovery of stolen property	459

90 Advertising a reward for	460

Provisions applying only to Quebec	461

Provisions applying only to British Columbia	462

FORGERY ACT R S C c 165	469

Interpretation	488

Forging great seal etc	489

Forging document with signature of Governor etc	490

Forging transfer of stock etc	491

Personating owner of stock	493

Forging powers of attorney	494

Clerks making out false dividend warrants	495

Forging debentures etc	497

Making paper for debentures etc	498

Forging stamps etc	499

Forging bank notes	503

Receiving etc forged bank notes	505

Having moulds with words used for Dominion notes etc on them	506

Engraving plates for making bank notes	507

Uttering foreign coin etc	548

Uttering base copper coin	549

Penalty for uttering	550

Making etc coining tools	551

Unlawfully conveying tools etc out of mint	555

When offence deemed complete	556

Enforcing penalty	557

Interpretation	558

Setting fire to dwelling house any person being therein	561

Setting fire to house etc	562

Setting fire to railway station etc	565

Setting fire to Her Majestys docks etc	566

Setting fire to other buildings	567

Setting fire to contents of buildings	568

Attempting to set on fire	570

Setting fire by negligence to forest etc	571

Destroying house with gunpowder etc	572

Injuries to buildings by tenants	574

Destroying goods in process of manufacture	575

Destroying machinery	576

Setting fire to crops of hay etc	578

Attempting to poison etc cattle	599

Defacing etc land marks of Province	607

Offences within jurisdiction of the Admiralty	646

Offences committed on confines of districts etc	652

Apprehension without warrant by officer in certain cases	664

Warrant against person charged with offence	678

Warrant in force until executed	681

Backing warrants	682

And in certain other cases	683

Search for torged notes etc	684

Place of preliminary examination not an open court	685

Adjournment in case of variance	686

Remand of accused	687

Direction to sheriff	696

Change of venue	697

Indictment need not be on parchment	708

Abolition of benefit of clergy	712

Several acts of treason may be charged	725

And for subornation of perjury	726

Form of stealing etc document of title to lands	727

Intent to defraud need not be stated	728

Form of indictment for buying etc counterfeit coin	729

Form of indictment for malicious injury to property	730

Ownership of partnership property how laid	731

Property in roads etc how laid	734

Ownership of property in possession of public officers how laid	735

Venue in indictment for stealing oysters	736

Stealing postage stamps the like	737

Omission of certain averments etc not fatal	738

Money or bank notes how described	747

Description of instruments generally	748

Description of forged instrument	749

Description of unlawful engraving	750

Joinder of offences of stealing and receiving	751

Indictment of receiver	752

Indictment in joinder of offenders	753

Preliminary requirements as to certain indictments	767

Proof of service	769

Postponing trial	771

Effect of plea in abatement	776

Objection to indictment	778

Effect of plea of not guilty	787

Entering plea for defendant	788

Autrefois convict or acquit	791

Plea of attainder	792

Effect of plea of justification 227	804

Certiorari not required etc	805

Juries de medietate linguae	806

Peremptory challenge by prisoner	807

Challenges by the Crown	818

Mixed juries in Quebec	823

Mixed juries in Manitoba	826

Jury may separate	827

Saving of powers of Court	831

View by jury	832

Proof of previous conviction	892

Impounding documents	893

Attendance of witnesses	894

Witnesses in penitentiary etc 214 No incapacity from crime or interest	896

When defendant etc competent witness	899

Corroborative evidence necessary in forgery cases	900

Quaker etc sworn as a witness	901

Presence of prisoner at taking	902

Evidence of statement of accused	906

Evidence of carnal knowledge	907

Evidence of ownership of timber	908

Proof of previous conviction of a witness	909

When attestation need not be proved	912

Proof of handwriting	913

Crossexamination as to previous statements in writing	914

Proof of contradictory statements by witness	915

Variances how corrected	916

Amendment of indictment	917

Second trial	918

Record of conviction or acquittal	940

Certain defects not fatal	945

Certain defects not to stay or reverse judgment after ver 匦 dict	946

Verdict not to be impeached for certain omissions as to jurors	956

How recovered	957

Restitution of money taken from prisoner	961

Acquittal for insanity	962

And in case of prisoner about to be discharged	963

Question may be reserved	965

Judge to state a case	966

Delivery of judgment	967

Writs of error	972

Proceedings in Court of Error	973

New trials	978

Judge etc in Ontario may reserve decision	1023

Procedure in High Court of Justice	1024

Provision if defendant is not brought to trial within twelve months	1025

Army and navy laws not affected	1026

Forms of indictment	1031

Form of judgment of Court of Crown cases reserved	1036

RECOGNIZANCES ACT R S C c 179	1037

R v	1038

Render in open court	1042

Surgeon to certify death	1050

Penalty for false certificate	1051

Punishment for offence not capital	1052

Offender convicted of more offences than one	1053

Reformatories	1054

Sureties for keeping the peace etc	1055

Solitary confinement and pillory abolished	1068

Attainder	1069

Pardon	1074

Commutation of sentence	1075

Undergoing punishment etc a bar to further proceedings	1076

Sch Forms	1077

Malice against owner not necessary	1133

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The Criminal Statute Law of the Dominion of Canada, Relating to Indictable ...
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제목	The Criminal Statute Law of the Dominion of Canada, Relating to Indictable Offences: With Full Text as Revised in 1886, and Put Into Force by Royal Proclamation on the 1st Day of March, 1887 : and Cases, Notes, Commentaries, Forms, Etc., Etc 54646호/CIHM/ICMH microfiche series
저자	Sir Henri Elzéar Taschereau
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발행인	Carswell, 1888
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