Where not necessary to allege particular ownership

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In any indictment in respect of any of the following matters—

(a)

stealing, destroying or injuring any testamentary instrument, any document issued by a court or anything fixed or growing in any place set aside for public use,

(b)

any offence committed in or in relation to a place of divine worship,

(c)

any offence committed in relation to property in any public library or other public building,

(d)

anything mentioned in section 202 or 210 of the Crimes Act 1900,

it is not necessary to allege that the thing in respect of which the offence was committed is the property of any person.

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16 Where not necessary to allege particular ownership