Receiving stolen goods, 234. Inder to the Statute Law of New Zealand, 301. | Larceny Act-continued. diction of Justices on, 22. Injuries to property. See Malicious. Instruments, written, larceny of, 208. Interpretation Act (1868), 8. Restitution and recovery of stolen property, 237. As to other matters, 242. Larceny Act, notes upon the, 298. Larceny, summary jurisdiction of Justices in cases of, 58. Letters, sending, threatening to burn or destroy, 264. Property, malicious injuries to, 245. Sacrilege, &c., as to, 217. Ships, wharves, &c., larceny on, 221. Statute Law of New Zealand, index to, 301. Summary Jurisdiction of Justices, on informations and complaints, 22. In cases of assault, 56. In cases of larceny, 58. Summonses and warrants, their service and execution, 71. Supreme Court, removal of cases into, 139. Synoptical Index to unrepealed legislation of T. Provincial Acts and Ordinances, index to Telegraphs, injuries to, 239. unrepealed. Tenants or lodgers, larceny by, 226. Tenements, recovery of possession of, 133. Trees and vegetable productions, injuries to, 251. INDEX TO FORMULARY. The numbers within parentheses represent the page; those not within parentheses, the number of the form. A. Accidental death, (109)-(114). See Death. Accounts of Clerk to the Bench, 4 (5). Accused person, statement of an indictable offence, 66 (49). adjournment of hearing, warrant for committal to safe custody upon, 18 (18). Adjudication for joint offence where penalty is several among the defendants, 30a (25). in one conviction where the penalty is the same to each defendant, 30b (26). Admission, affidavit of signature to, 93 (62). Affidavit of service of summons, 16a (16). service of summons, 90 (61). In Maori, 90a (61). signature to admission, 93 (62). In Maori, 93a (62). that person is leaving the Colony, 230 (141). to obtain writ of arrest, 118 (82). Agreement between plaintiff and defendant for payment of debt and costs, 94 (63). Maori, 94a (63). not to appeal under section 102, R.M. Act, 113 (78). Maori, 113a (79). Aider or Abettor, information against, 15c (16). Allowances to witnesses under R.M. Act, 85 (58). Appeal, costs of an. Certificate that they have not been paid, 55 (44). fees on, 47 (41). form of, case for, 45 (40). form of, under Part II. of Appeals from J.P. Act, 50 (42). indorsement on recognizance when appeal not duly prosecuted, 54 (44). notice and grounds of, 49 (41). notice and grounds of, against decision requiring appellant to find sureties of the peace, 12 (13). receipt for payment of deposit on, 48 (41). recognizance of witness to attend hearing, 51 (42). Appeal, recognizance to prosecute, 10 (10). R.M. Act, agreement not to appeal under section 102, 113 (78). summons to witness to enter into recog nizance to attend hearing of, 52 (43). warrant of commitment for want of distress for costs in appeal against a conviction, 57 (15). warrant of distress for costs in appeal against a conviction, 56 (44). warrants to witness to enter into recognizance to give evidence in, 53 (43). Appeals from Justices Act, 1867. Form of a case for, under, 45 (40). under R.M. Act, 113 (78). Appellant, bond for, security under section 100, R.M. Act, 112 (78). notice and grounds of appeal against decision requiring to find sureties of the peace, 12 (13). Application, notice of, for estreat of recognizance, 13 (14). Apprentices in general, 191 (116). Apprenticeship, articles of, of bastard, 191a (117). assignment of articles, 191e (118). order cancelling articles, 1916 (118). Apprehension of person indicted, warrant for, 79 (55). of defendant, notice to complainant of, 18a (18). of party complained of when not present, warrant for, 9 (10). warrant of, of person charged at inquest on fire, 143a (98). Arms, application for license to keep, 192 (119). information on oath as ground for searchwarrant, 196 (120). license to keep, 193 (119). penalty for not complying with summons Arrest, affidavit to obtain a writ of, 118 (82). C. of person leaving Colony, desertion, 231 | Certificate of consent to bail, 70 (51). (141). writ of, 118 (82). writ of, indorsement on, 118 (83). Arson, inquisition where proved, 187 (115). Articles of apprenticeship of bastard, 191a (117). of apprenticeship, order cancelling, 1916 Asylum, conveyance to, 250 (148). order for reception of lunatic into an, B. Bail, certificate of consent to, 70 (51). recognizance when person against whom warrant of deliverance on, given for warrant to seize specific goods, 98 (66). warrant to view deserted premises and Bastard, (122). See also Illegitimate Child. custodian's appointment in case of death Birth, death in labour at, 186 (114). in case of appeal not duly prosecuted of expenses incurred by prosecutor, ex- of fine and amount due to the Crown, of indictment being found, 78 (55). of insanity where required by Colonial of payment to medical officers under Lunatics Act, 251 (148). to be attached to application for pawnbroker's license, 259a (152). to Deputy Coroner, absence, illness, reCharge, warrant to apprehend to answer to a, sumption of duties, 120 (84). 17 (17). Coroner's, before view; after view; before verdict, 129 (90). Charges of distress, 242 (145). Challenge, sending a, to provoke a breach of Child, half-caste. See Half-caste. illegitimate, complaint when father refuses Children, neglected and criminal. See Criminal, 205 (126). still-born, 185 (114). Claim, confession of, 92 (61). Maori, 92a Commission of the Peace, form of, 1 (3). death of child by sudden delivery, 184 Commitments, (27). (114). Bodily injury, threats to do a, 8 (8). warrant to bury after view, 124 (86). Bond to be given by defendant under section 89, R.M. Act, 109 (74). by plaintiff under section 90, R.M. Act, 110 (75). which may be taken as security from an appellant under section 100, R.M. Act, 112 (78). Breach of the peace, sending a challenge to provoke, 8b (8). Breaking the peace by fighting 8c (9). Brewers, (142). Brewers, registration of, 232 (142). Burning, death from, 183 (113). Business or calling, interruption in, complaint for, 8e (9). at Coroners' Court, where fine not paid, 122 (86). detainer on second charge to be annexed to, 73 (52). for a consecutive period upon conviction for an additional term for costs when for contempt, 27 (22). for contempt, R.M. Court, 114 (79). for misbehaviour at Coroners' Court, 121 for penalty under Distillation Act, 236 (143). 1 Geo. I. St. 2, c. 5, s. 2. Offences against the Person Act, 1867. RIOT-continued. who was then and there beginning [or going] to make proclamation to a certain unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembly there, to disperse themselves, according to the Statute for preventing tumults and riotous assemblies; whereby such proclamation was not then made. Contrary &c. Felony. Penal servitude for life, or from four to eight years; or imprisonment, not exceeding three years. 3. Twelve or more remaining one hour after Proclamation. being then and there, together with divers other evil-disposed persons, to the number of [more than] twelve, unlawfully, riotously, and tumultuously assembled together, to the disturbance of the public peace, and being then required and commanded by J.S., Esquire, one of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said Colony of [or one T.J., Esquire, the Sheriff of in the said Colony,] by proclamation in the Queen's name, then by him made, to disperse themselves, and peaceably to depart to their habitations or to their lawful business, feloniously did there, to the number of [more than, if so] twelve, [notwithstanding such proclamation made as aforesaid,] riotously and tumultuously remain and continue together by the space of one hour after such command and request, made by proclamation as aforesaid. Contrary &c. Felony. As in No. 2. ROBBERY.-See LARCENY. SACRILEGE.-See HOUSEBREAKING, (Breaking into a Church). SEDITION.-See TREASON. SHOOTING.-See BODILY HARM, &c. SODOMY. 1. The abominable crime of buggery, committed either with man or animal (8.58). Felony. Penal servitude from ten years to life. 2. Accusing, or threatening to accuse, with a view to extort money, and unlawfully did attempt to commit the abominable crime of buggery with [either mankind or animal], [or did assault one C.D., with intent then and there to commit the abominable crime of &c. with the said C.D.], [or unlawfully and indecently did assault a certain male person, to wit, one C.D.] Contrary &c. Misdemeanour. Penal servitude from three to ten years; or imprisonment not exceeding two years, with hard labour. SOLICITING TO THE COMMISSION OF AN OFFENCE. NOTE.-If the offence is committed, the offender would be, in felony, accessory before the fact. |