Section 528 — (Repealed) — Crimes Act 1900 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 528 — (Repealed) — Crimes Act 1900 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Crimes Act 1900 No 40, No provisions

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s 501(Renumbered as sec 496)s 502Possession of skin etc of stolen cattle s 503Stealing dogs s 504Possessing stolen dog or skin s 505Stealing animals etc ordinarily kept in confinement s 506Stealing animals etc ordinarily kept in confinement—second offence s 507Possession of stolen animals etc s 508Possession of stolen animals etc—second offence s 509Restoration of such stolen animals etc s 510Setting engine for deer etc s 511(Repealed)s 512Taking fish in waters on private property s 513Stealing shrubs etc s 514(Repealed)s 515Stealing etc live or dead fence etc s 516(Repealed)s 517Unlawful possession of trees, fences etc s 518Stealing dead wood s 519(Repealed)s 520Stealing plants etc in gardens s 521Stealing plants etc not growing in gardens s 521AStealing of rock, stone etc s 522Possession of shipwrecked goods s 523Offering shipwrecked goods for sale s 524Seizure of such goods s 525Stealing or damaging books and other things in public library and other places s 526Term “Public Library”s 526A-527B526A–527B (Repealed)s 527CPersons unlawfully in possession of property s 528(Repealed)

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Schedule 1A — Former sexual offences

Schedule 2 — Application of Act

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Part 14A—Miscellaneous offences

Division 1—Larceny and similar summary offences

528 (Repealed)

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