CRIMINAL LAW-continued.

5. Indictable Offences-continued.

(6) OFFENCES AS TO PUBLIC OFFICES AND ELECTIONS-continued.

(b) As to Public Elections-continued.

(ii) Definitions, &c.-continued.
Meaning of "intimidation"

Irregularity at election not to affect liability of

offender.

No. 12 of 1892, s. 412

s. 415

8. 416 8.417

8. 418 8.419

8. 420

8. 421

8. 422

s. 423

s. 424

s. 425

s. 426

8. 427

6. 427

8. 428

8. 429

s. 430

No. 17 of 1888, s. 31

No. 12 of 1892, s. 432

8. 433

8. 433

s. 433

No. 9 of 1891, s. 13

No. 12 of 1892, s. 434

s. 435

B. 436

CRIMINAL LAW-continued.

5. Indictable Offences--continued.

(7) OFFENCES AGAINST MORALITY AND HEALTH-continued.

(c) Slave Dealing.

Punishment and explanations as to slave dealing. No. 12 of 1892, s. 439

(8) MISCELLANEOUS OFFENCES (not under Criminal Code).

Perjury and the like. See above, (5) (a) (ii).

Bribery. See above, (6) (a) (i).

As to trade marks. See TRADE MARK, 1.

Under Customs Ordinance. See CUSTOMS, 1 (11) (c).
As to foreign enlistment. See FOREIGN ENLISTMENT.
As to insurance frauds. See above, (3) (d).

Rescuing or aiding escape of lunatic. See above, (5) (c).
Selling wreck in foreign parts

No. 14 of 1888, s. 43

No. 17 of 1888, s. 31

8. 31 8. 34

No. 7 of 1889, s. 16

No. 11 of 1892, s. 4

s. 4

s. 4

s. 6

s. 7

8. 10

chief abetting certain customs without permit Under Master and Servant Ordinance :

foreign recruiting without permit

inducing person to go abroad under informal
contract

taking apprentice out of Colony without
permit

.

With respect to railways. See RAILWAY, 1.

Aiding escape of political prisoner. See POLITICAL PRISONERS.

CUSTOM, NATIVE. See NATIVE CUSTOMS; NATIVE CUSTOM.