TABLE OF OFFENCES UNDER TITLE VI.—Continued. ᎪᎡᎢ. 49 331 50 51 337 338 43 359 360 44 341 S353 323 353 324 354 355 356 46 362 47 363 48 364 361 False accounting by a director or (4) (4) False bank returns etc., by bank (5) Unlawfully using the title of "Bank," etc...... PUNISHMENT. Fourteen years.... Seven years Two years Five years.. Three years.. Three years. Five years Two years.. Fourteen years. Three years. Seven y. 2d offence,ten y. Three years .... • Three years Six months.. Seven years.. Two years. Five years..... Fine $1000, or five years (1) This means live cattle. The stealing of a dead cow, etc., is punishable under Art. 356, by seven years. (2) Art. 357 provides that when the value of property stolen exceeds $200, two years shall be added to the punishment. (3) Under Art. 783, when a person is charged with obtaining by false pretences property not exceeding $10 in value, the Magistrate may try the charge summarily. (4) See secs. 97 and 99 (unrepealed) of the Bank Act, R.S.C., c. 31, set out at pp. 325, 326, ante. (5) See Secs. 100 and 101 (unrepealed) of the Bank Act, set out at p. 326, ante. TABLE OF OFFENCES UNDER TITLE VI.-Continued. 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 380 381 382 385 386 392 75 394 76 395 77 396 78 399 400 401 403 Taking marks from public stores Unlawfully possessing public stores. (2 390 Receiving Regimental necessaries. (3) Receiving necessaries from marines, or deserters. (4).. 391 False accounting by clerk or servant. Seven years.. titles.. Fraudulent sales of real property. Giving or using false warehouse re- Disposal of merchandise in fraud of Making false receipts for grain, etc... Unlawfully ap lying marks to public stores.. Receiving a seaman's property, by Cheating at play Fortune-Telling, witchcraft, etc. 398 Robbery with wounding, etc., or by a person armed. PUNISHMENT. Robbery. Assault, with intent to rob. Stopping mail with intent rob Five years. Ten years....... . Three years. One year and $100 Fine. Two years Three years Three years.... Three years. Two years Five years. Two years. Five years..... Five years. One year Life and whipping. Life...... Fourteen years. (1) This may also be dealt with summarily, and in that case the penalty is $400 or six months imprisonment. (4) This may also be dealt will summarily; penalty $120 or six months. (5) On summary conviction, the penalty is $100. (2) When the value of the stores is less than $25 the offence is punishable summarily by a fine of $100, or six months imprisonment. (3) This may also be dealt will summarily, the penalty in that case being $40, or six months. TABLE OF OFFENCES UNDER TITLE VI.-Continued. ART. 95 96 405 106 107 108 109 110 406 408 409 94 (a) 116 416 417 423 A (b) (c) (g) (d) 98 (h) 99 (i) 100 (j) 101 (k) 102 103 104 105 INDICTABLE OFFENCES. Of document of title to land Of registers of title to lands. 97(e) (f)Of land registration documents.. 115 (a) 111 (24) 112 Of copy of Register of births, etc. Of Notarial Acts, etc................ Being found armed with intent to Being disguised or having burglars, FORGERY: Of public document, (Imperial, Colonial Two years.. Of any document relating to registry (b) Of any public register, not above PUNISHMENT. Seven years. 2nd offence Five years. 2nd offence Of transfers of share in crown lands Life. Of entry in book of shares or stock, etc. Life. Life. Of bank notes, bills of exchange, etc Of scrip in lieu of land Life.. Of document of title to any public Life. Life. Of deed, bond, order, etc.. Life. of lading Insurance Policy, etc. Life. Life.. Life.... Life. Life. Life. Life. Life. Life. Life. Life. Fourteen years (2)..... Fourteen years..... TRIBUNAL Either Sup. Ct. Cr. do do do (1) See Art. 418. See, also, comments and cases under Art. 478, ante, p. 432 as to second offences, in general. (2) The Uttering of a forgery is subject to the same punishment as the forgery itself. (See Art. 424.) TABLE OF OFFENCES UNDER TITLE VI.-Continued. 132 429 141 C (a)Of Court Records, Judicial Documents, (b) etc...... 134 431 142 427 145 136 434 149 430 137 435 436 138 139 437 140 438 432 etc. INDICTABLE OFFENCES. 439 OFFENCE. 143 441 144 Of powers or letters of attorney. of request for money or goods, etc. judicial proceedings.. Of railway, tramway or steamer tickets. a Sending a false telegram or letter notes. Making, having, or using, etc., instru- Falsifying extracts from registers. Forging certificates, certifying false 440 Making false entries in books relating PUNISHMENT. Seven years (1).... Fraudulently making a document (3) without authority thereon Seven years.. Fourteen years. Seven years.. (2).. Two years.. Fourteen years. Fourteen years.. Fourteen years. Seven years.... Two years...... Fourteen years... Issuing false dividend warrants.. S447) Forging a trade-mark; or applying a forged trade-mark (4) 450 S448 Two yrs & forft. of goods Selling goods falsely marked (4)...... Two yrs & forft. of goods 450 5449 Selling marked bottles without assent 450 S of proprietor of trade-mark (4)........ Two yrs & forft. of goods (1) The Uttering of a forgery is subject to the same punishment as the forgery itself. (See Art 424.) (2) Same punishment as for forgery of a document to the same effect as the telegram. (Art. 428.) (3) Same punishment as for forgery of the document so fraudulently made without authority. (Art. 431.) (4) These may be dealt with summarily; in which case the punishment is four months imprisonment, and $100, fine, as well as forfeiture. See p. 505, post. TABLE OF OFFENCES UNDER TITLE VI.—Continued. 155 466 157 456) 467 157 468 158 469 470 162 472 name 462 Counterfeiting, [etc.], current gold or Dealing in or importing counterfeit 473 474 475 166 480 167 482 168 483 169 484 170 485 171 486 172 487 173 488 174 489 175 489 INDICTABLE OFFENCES. OFFENCE. Fraudulent personation.... Porsonation at Examination. One year, or $100, fine.. Life Life. ...... Two years, 2nd offence Life... Making, buying, or having counter- Clipping current gold or silver coin.. Uttering counterfeit gold or silver coin Advertizing conterfeit money, etc.. PUNISHMENT. Fourteen years.... Possessing clippings of current gold ..... .... Attempt to commit Arson.. Life........ One year, 2nd offence Seven years, 2nd offence seven years (1)........ Three years, 2nd offence Fourteen years. Two years.. Ten years....... Fourteen years Five years....... Life... (1) See Art. 478 and see also comments and authorities at p. 432, ante, as to second offences, in general. (2) This may also be dealt with summarily, and, in that case, punished by fine, ($50), or 6 months imprisonment, (Art. 486, sub. sec. 2). |