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Criminal Law Amendment Act 1894 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title s 2Repeal of 54 Vic. No. 5, and section 64 of 31 Vic. No. 13 s 3Interpretation of term “money”s 4Falsification by clerks and others of books, accounts, &c.s 5Form of indictment. Intent to defraud s 6Fraudulent conversion by auctioneers, &c.s 7Embezzlement, general deficiency in accounts s 8General deficiency may be charged in indictment for embezzlement s 9Definition of words “clerk or servant”s 10Confessions

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Criminal Law Amendment Act 1894

1Short title

This Act may be cited as the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1894.

2Repeal of 54 Vic. No. 5, and section 64 of 31 Vic. No. 13

[repealed]

3Interpretation of term “money”

[repealed]

4Falsification by clerks and others of books, accounts, &c.

[repealed]

5Form of indictment. Intent to defraud

[repealed]

6Fraudulent conversion by auctioneers, &c.

[repealed]

7Embezzlement, general deficiency in accounts

[repealed]

8General deficiency may be charged in indictment for embezzlement

[repealed]

9Definition of words “clerk or servant”

[repealed]

10Confessions

No confession which is tendered in evidence on any criminal proceeding shall be received which has been induced by any threat or promise by some person in authority, and every confession made after any such threat or promise shall be deemed to have been induced thereby unless the contrary be shown.