Part 6

Offences relating to property and contracts

In force

Chapter 36StealingForm 212Stealing

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing or things stolen], the property of EF (or the property of different (or unknown) persons).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

sch 3 form 212 amd 2020 SL No. 239 s 8 sch 1 pt 1

Form 213Stealing a testamentary instrument

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing wills)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole a testamentary instrument, namely [describe it].

sch 3 form 213 amd 2003 SL No. 42 s 3 (5)–(6)

sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (56)

Form 214Stealing stock

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing stock)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole a [describe the animal stolen] (see s.1, definition “stock” and section 398, special case 2), the property of EF.

sch 3 form 214 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (56)

Form 215Stealing from the person

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing from the person—stealing goods in transit etc.)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, from the person of EF (or GH).

Form 216Stealing in a dwelling (with violence)

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing from the person—stealing goods in transit etc.)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

1 Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, in a dwelling, and the value of [the thing] exceeded $1,000.

2 Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, in a dwelling, and at (or immediately before or after) the time of stealing, used (or threatened to use) violence to EF (or GH) who was in the dwelling.

Form 217Stealing goods in transit

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing from the person—stealing goods in transit etc.)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, from a vehicle (or a place of deposit) used for the conveyance (or custody) of goods in transit from 1 place to another.

Form 218Stealing from a wrecked vehicle

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing from the person—stealing goods in transit etc.)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, from a vehicle which was in distress (or which had been wrecked (or stranded)).

Form 219Stealing from a public office

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing from the person—stealing goods in transit etc.)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, from a public office in which it was deposited (or kept).

Form 220Stealing from a locked room (or box, or receptacle)

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing from the person—stealing goods in transit etc.)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, and in order to commit the offence opened a locked room (or box, or receptacle) with a key (or [describe instrument]).

Form 221Stealing as a public service employee

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing by persons in the public service)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Being employed in the public service, stole [describe thing] the property of the Sovereign (or which had come into his (or her) possession through his (or her) employment).

sch 3 form 221 amd 2025 SL No. 157 s 6(28)

Form 222Stealing as clerk (or servant)

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing by clerks and servants)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Being the clerk (or servant) of EF, stole [describe thing] the property of EF [or which had come into his (or her) possession on account of EF].

Form 223Stealing as a director (or officer) of a company

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing by directors or officers of companies)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Being a director (or an officer) of [describe the corporation or company], stole [describe thing] the property of the company (or corporation).

Form 224Stealing property received with a direction

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing by agents etc.)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

1 Stole [describe thing] the property of EF, which had been received by him (or her) with a power of attorney for its disposition.

2 Stole a sum of money the property of EF, which had been received by AB with a direction that it be applied to [state purpose] (or paid to GH).

3 Stole [describe thing], being the proceeds (or part of the proceeds) of a valuable security that had been received by AB with a direction that the proceeds be applied to [state purpose] (or paid to GH).

4 Stole [describe thing], being the proceeds (or part of the proceeds) arising from the disposition of property that had been received by AB under a power of attorney (or other authority [describe it]) for the disposition with a direction that the proceeds be applied to [state purpose] (or paid to GH).

Form 225Stealing property valued at over $5,000

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing property valued at more than $5,000)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing stolen], the property of EF, the value of which was more than $5,000.

sch 3 form 225 amd 2003 SL No. 42 s 3 (7)–(8)

Form 226Stealing as a tenant (or lodger)

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing by tenants or lodgers)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing stolen], the property of EF, which was a fixture (or chattel), that had been let to AB to be used by him (or her) with a house (or lodging), and its value exceeded $1,000.

Form 227Stealing after previous conviction

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing after previous conviction)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole [describe thing stolen], the property of EF.

And before committing the offence, AB had on [date] at [place] been convicted on indictment of [set out substance and effect of indictment] (or had on [date] at [place] been summarily convicted of [set out substance and effect of complaint] and on [date] at [place] been summarily convicted of [set out substance and effect of complaint]).

Form 228Stealing of a vehicle

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing of a vehicle)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole a vehicle, the property of EF.

Form 229Stealing by looting

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing by looting)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

1 Stole [describe thing stolen], the property of EF, during a natural disaster (or civil unrest, or an industrial dispute).

2 Stole [describe thing stolen], the property of EF, that had been left unattended by the death (or incapacity) of EF (or GH), the person in possession of the property.

3 Stole [describe thing stolen], the property of EF, in an area that was (or was, immediately before the offence was committed), a declared area for a disaster situation under the Disaster Management Act 2003.

sch 3 form 229 amd 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (47)

Form 230

sch 3 form 230 om 2026 SL No. 118 s 3(3)

Form 231Stealing firearm (or ammunition)

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing firearm or ammunition)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Stole a firearm (or ammunition) the property of EF.

Form 231AStealing by employers

(Section 391. Definition of stealing)

(Section 398. Punishment of stealing, punishment in special cases, stealing by employers)

(Section 568(1). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Being (or Having been) an employer, stole [describe thing stolen], the property of EF, a person who was (or had been) AB’s employee.

sch 3 form 231A ins 2025 SL No. 157 s 6(29)

Chapter 37Offences analogous to stealingForm 232Fraudulently concealing a register (or record, or document recording title to property or testamentary instrument)

(Section 399. Fraudulent concealment of particular documents)

With intent to defraud, concealed (part of) a register (or record) kept by [describe lawful authority] (or a document recording title to property or a testamentary instrument).

sch 3 form 232 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (57)

Form 233

sch 3 form 233 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (58)

Form 234

sch 3 form 234 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (58)

Form 235Severing with intent to steal

(Section 403. Severing with intent to steal)

Made moveable a [describe the thing] the property of EF, with intent to steal it.

Form 236

sch 3 form 236 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (58)

Form 237Bringing stolen goods into Queensland

(Section 406. Bringing stolen goods into Queensland)

Brought [describe property] into Queensland (or Had in his (or her) possession in Queensland [describe property]), which he (or she) had obtained in [place not in Queensland] by an act which if it had been done in Queensland would have constituted the crime of stealing, and which was an offence under the laws of [place where the act was done].

Form 238

sch 3 form 238 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (58)

Form 239

sch 3 form 239 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (58)

Form 240Unlawfully using (or possessing) a motor vehicle (or aircraft or vessel) (to facilitate the commission of an indictable offence, with particular publication of material, in the night, with actual violence, while armed (or pretending to be armed), in company, with property damage)

(Section 408A. Unlawful use or possession of motor vehicles, aircraft or vessels)

1 Unlawfully used a motor vehicle (or an aircraft or a vessel) without the consent of EF, the person in lawful possession of it.

And AB used (or intended to use) the motor vehicle (or aircraft or vessel) to facilitate the commission of an indictable offence.

And AB published material on a social media platform (or an online social network) to advertise AB’s involvement in the offence (or to advertise the act or omission constituting the offence).

And AB committed the offence in the night.

And AB used (or threatened to use) actual violence.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument) (or noxious substance), namely, [describe it].

And AB was in company with another person (or other persons).

And AB damaged (or threatened or attempted to damage) property, namely, [describe it].

And the motor vehicle (or aircraft or vessel) was an emergency vehicle and AB knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the motor vehicle (or aircraft or vessel) was an emergency vehicle.

2 Had in his (or her) possession a motor vehicle (or an aircraft or a vessel) without the consent of EF, the person in lawful possession of it, with intent to temporarily (or permanently) deprive its owner (or the person in lawful possession of it) of the use and possession of it.

And AB used (or intended to use) the motor vehicle (or aircraft or vessel) to facilitate the commission of an indictable offence.

And AB published material on a social media platform (or an online social network) to advertise AB’s involvement in the offence (or to advertise the act or omission constituting the offence).

And AB committed the offence in the night.

And AB used (or threatened to use) actual violence.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument) (or noxious substance), namely, [describe it].

And AB was in company with another person (or other persons).

And AB damaged (or threatened or attempted to damage) property, namely, [describe it].

And the motor vehicle (or aircraft or vessel) was an emergency vehicle and AB knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the motor vehicle (or aircraft or vessel) was an emergency vehicle.

sch 3 form 240 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (59)

amd 2023 SL No. 133 s 4; 2024 SL No. 216 s 4(7)–(8)

Form 241Fraud (as a director, as an employee, of property subject to a direction, to the value of $30,000 or more)

(Section 408C. Fraud)

Section 568(3). Cases in which several charges may be joined

1 Dishonestly applied to his (or her) own use (or to the use of MN) [describe the property] belonging to EF (or belonging to different persons).

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And [describe the property] came into his (or her) possession (or control) subject to a trust (or trusts) (or direction(s) or condition(s)) that it should be applied to [describe the purpose(s)] (or be paid to GH (or different persons)) (or came into his (or her) possession on account of EF (or GH or different persons)).

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

2 Dishonestly applied to his (or her) own use (or to the use of MN) [describe the property] belonging to him (or her) (or in his (or her) possession) subject to a trust (or direction or condition) (or subject to different trusts etc) [or on account of EF (or on account of different persons)].

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

3 Dishonestly obtained [describe the property] from EF (or from different persons).

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

4 Dishonestly induced EF (or different persons) to deliver [describe the property] to him (or her) (or to MN).

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

5 Dishonestly gained [describe the benefit or advantage] for himself (or herself or for MN).

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

6 Dishonestly caused [describe the detriment] to EF (or to different persons).

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

7 Dishonestly induced EF (or different persons) to [describe the act], that EF was (or they were) lawfully entitled to abstain from doing.

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

8 Dishonestly induced EF (or different persons) to abstain from [describe act], that EF was (or they were) lawfully entitled to do.

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

9 Dishonestly made off, knowing that payment(s) on the spot was (or were) required (or expected) for [describe the property] lawfully supplied (or returned) (or for (describe the service(s)) lawfully provided), without having paid, and with intent to avoid payment.

And AB was a director (or officer) of EF.

And AB was an employee of EF.

And the property (or the yield to AB from the dishonesty) was of a value of at least $30,000 but less than $100,000 (or at least $100,000, namely [state value]).

And AB carried on the business of committing the offence.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

sch 3 form 241 amd 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (60); 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (48)–(52)

Form 242Obtaining (or Dealing with) identification information

(Section 408D. Obtaining or dealing with identification information)

1 Obtained (or Dealt with) EF’s identification information for the purpose of committing (or facilitating the commission of) an indictable offence, namely [state offence].

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

2 Possessed equipment for the purpose of obtaining (or dealing with) EF’s identification information (or facilitating the obtaining of (or dealing with) EF’s identification information)) for the purpose of committing (or facilitating the commission of) an indictable offence, namely [state offence].

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

sch 3 form 242 ins 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (63)

sub 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (53)

Form 242AMisuse of restricted computer (with detriment or damage, to gain a benefit, to the value of more than $5,000, with intent to commit an indictable offence)

(Section 408E. Misuse of restricted computer)

Used a restricted computer, without the consent of EF, its controller.

And AB caused (or intended to cause) detriment (or damage) (or gained (or intended to gain) a benefit, namely [describe the benefit]).

And the value of the detriment (or damage or benefit) was more than $5,000.

And AB intended to commit an indictable offence.

sch 3 form 242A (prev sch 3 form 242) amd 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (61)

renum 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (62)

amd 2024 SL No. 55 s 4

Chapter 38Stealing with violence—extortion by threatsForm 243(Armed) Robbery (in company, with personal violence, with wounding)

(Section 409. Definition of robbery)

(Section 411. Punishment of robbery)

Robbed EF.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument), namely, [describe it].

And AB was in company with another person (or other persons).

And at (or immediately before or immediately after) the time of the robbery, AB wounded (or used other personal violence to) EF (or GH).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

sch 3 form 243 amd 2020 SL No. 239 s 8 sch 1 pt 1

Form 244Attempted (Armed) Robbery (in company, with personal violence, with wounding)

(Section 412. Attempted robbery)

Assaulted EF with intent to steal, and at (or immediately before or immediately after) the time of the assault, used (or threatened to use) actual violence to EF (or another person) (or to [describe the property]) to obtain the thing that he (or she) intended to steal (or with intent to prevent (or overcome) resistance to the thing being stolen).

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument), namely, [describe it].

And AB was in company with another person (or other persons).

And AB was armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument) (or noxious substance), namely [describe it], and at (or immediately before or immediately after) the time of the assault, wounded (or used other personal violence to) EF (or GH) by the weapon (or instrument or noxious substance).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

sch 3 form 244 amd 2020 SL No. 239 s 8 sch 1 pt 1

Form 245Assault with intent to steal

(Section 413. Assault with intent to steal)

Assaulted EF with intent to steal.

Form 246Demanding property with menaces

(Section 414. Demanding property with menaces with intent to steal)

With intent to steal it, demanded [describe thing] from EF, with threats that injury (or detriment) would be caused to him (or her) by AB (or MN) if the demand were not complied with.

Form 247Extortion (with a circumstance of aggravation)

(Section 415. Extortion)

Demanded [specify thing demanded], without reasonable cause, with intent to gain a benefit for AB (or KQ) (or cause detriment to EF) threatened to cause a detriment to EF (or GF).

And carrying out the threat caused (or was likely to cause) EF (or GF) serious personal injury.

And carrying out the threat caused (or was likely to cause) substantial economic loss in the industrial (or commercial) activity of EF (or another person or entity)

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

sch 3 form 247 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (64)

amd 2020 SL No. 239 s 8 sch 1 pt 1

Form 248

sch 3 form 248 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (65)

Form 249

sch 3 form 249 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (65)

Form 250Taking control of an aircraft (with another on board, with violence, while armed, in company, by a fraudulent representation)

(Section 417A. Taking control of aircraft)

Unlawfully took (or exercised) control of an aircraft.

And another person, not being an accomplice of AB, was on board the aircraft.

And at (or immediately before or immediately after) the time of taking (or exercising) control of the aircraft, AB used (or threatened to use) actual violence to EF (or to property [describing it]), to take (or exercise) control of the aircraft (or to prevent or overcome resistance to the control being taken or exercised).

And AB was armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument) (or was in company with another or other person(s)).

By a fraudulent representation (or trick or device).

Chapter 39Burglary—housebreaking—and like offencesForm 251Burglary (by breaking, in the night, with violence, while armed, in company, with property damage)

(Section 419. Burglary)

Entered (or Was in) the dwelling of EF with intent to commit an indictable offence in the dwelling.

And the entry was by means of a break.

And the offence was committed in the night.

And AB used (or threatened to use) actual violence.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument) (or noxious substance).

And AB was in company with another person (or other persons).

And AB damaged (or threatened or attempted to damage) property.

And AB published material on a social media platform (or an online social network) to advertise AB’s involvement in the offence (or to advertise the act or omission constituting the offence).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

sch 3 form 251 sub 2000 SL No. 203 s 18 (5)

amd 2020 SL No. 239 s 8 sch 1 pt 1; 2024 SL No. 216 s 4(9)

Form 252Burglary and [state indictable offence e.g. by using the schedule form heading]

(Section 419. Burglary)

Entered (or was in) the dwelling of EF and [describe indictable offence committed e.g. by using the schedule form] in the dwelling.

Form 253Entering (or being in) premises with intent to commit an indictable offence

(Section 421. Entering or being in premises and committing indictable offences)

Entered (or Was in) the premises of EF with intent to commit an indictable offence in the premises.

Form 254(Breaking and) Entering (or being in) premises and [state offence e.g. by using the schedule form heading]

(Section 421. Entering or being in premises and committing indictable offences)

Entered (or was in) the premises of EF and [describe indictable offence committed e.g. by using the schedule form] in the premises.

And AB gained entry to the premises by a break.

sch 3 form 254 sub 2000 SL No. 203 s 18 (6)

Form 255Possessing things used in connection with unlawful entry (with a circumstance of aggravation)

(Section 425. Possession of things used in connection with unlawful entry)

1 Was found armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument) (or noxious substance), namely, [describe it] and he (or she) was so armed with intent to break (or enter) a dwelling (or premises), and to commit an indictable offence in the dwelling (or premises).

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] been convicted of a crime relating to property, namely, [describe the previous conviction].

2 Was found having in his (or her) possession [describe the thing] intended for use in (or in connection with) the commission of the offence of burglary (or entering (or being in) premises and committing indictable offences).

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] been convicted of a crime relating to property, namely, [describe the previous conviction].

3 Was found having in his (or her) possession by night without lawful excuse a housebreaking instrument, namely [describe it].

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] been convicted of a crime relating to property, namely, [describe the previous conviction].

4 Was found having in his (or her) possession by day a housebreaking instrument, namely, [describe it] with intent to commit an indictable offence.

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] been convicted of a crime relating to property, namely, [describe the previous conviction].

5 Was found having his (or her) face masked (or blackened) (or was found disguised) with intent to commit an indictable offence.

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] been convicted of a crime relating to property, namely, [describe the previous conviction].

Form 256

sch 3 form 256 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (65)

Form 257Unlawfully entering a vehicle with intent to commit an indictable offence (in the night, with violence, while armed, in company, with property damage)

(Section 427. Unlawful entry of a vehicle for committing indictable offence)

Unlawfully entered a vehicle, the property of EF, with intent to commit an indictable offence.

And the offence was committed in the night.

And AB used (or threatened to use) actual violence.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument) (or noxious substance).

And AB was in company with another person (or other persons).

And AB damaged (or threatened or attempted to damage) property.

And the vehicle was an emergency vehicle and AB knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the vehicle was an emergency vehicle.

sch 3 form 257 sub 2000 SL No. 203 s 18 (7)

amd 2024 SL No. 216 s 4(10)

Chapter 40Other fraudulent practicesForm 258Passing valueless cheques

(Section 427A. Obtaining property by passing valueless cheques)

1 Obtained from EF [describe the chattel, money, valuable security, credit, benefit or advantage] by passing a cheque that was not paid on presentation for payment.

2 Passed a cheque, in the (attempted) discharge of a debt (or liability or obligation), which was not paid on presentation for payment.

Form 259Fraudulently falsifying a record

(Section 430. Fraudulent falsification of records)

With intent to defraud—

(a) made a false entry namely, [describe it] in a [describe the record]; or

(b) omitted to make an entry namely, [describe it] in a [describe the record]; or

(c) gave a certificate of (or information) [describe the certificate or information] that was false in a material particular, namely [describe]; or

(d) falsified (or destroyed or altered or damaged) a [describe the record]; or

(e) produced (or made use of) a [describe the record] that he (or she) knew was false in a material particular, namely [describe].

sch 3 form 259 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (66)

Form 260False accounting as a public officer

(Section 431. False accounting by public officer)

Being an officer charged with the receipt (or custody or management) of (part of) public revenue (or property), knowingly furnished a false statement (or return) of money (or property) received by him (or her) (or entrusted to his (or her) care) (or of a balance of money (or property) and in his (or her) possession or under his (or her) control).

sch 3 form 260 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (66)

Form 261

sch 3 form 261 om 2001 SL No. 29 s 8 (7)

Chapter 41Receiving property stolen or fraudulently obtained and like offencesForm 262Receiving tainted property

(Section 433. Receiving tainted property)

(Section 568(4). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

Received tainted property, and had reason to believe it was tainted property.

And AB obtained the property by way of an act constituting a crime, namely [state the act].

And the property is a firearm (or ammunition).

And AB received the property while acting as a pawnbroker (or dealer in second hand goods).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

sch 3 form 262 sub 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (54)

Form 263Dishonestly taking a reward

(Section 435. Taking reward for recovery of property obtained by way of indictable offences)

Dishonestly received (or obtained) (or Dishonestly agreed to receive (or obtain)) [describe property or benefit] on an agreement (or understanding) that he (or she) would help EF to recover [describe property] which had been obtained by way of [describe the act constituting an indictable offence] without having used all due diligence to cause the offender to be brought to trial for the offence.

sch 3 form 263 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (67)

Chapter 42

sch 3 pt 6 ch 42 hdg om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (68)

Form 264

sch 3 form 264 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (68)

Form 265

sch 3 form 265 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (68)

Form 266

sch 3 form 266 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (68)

Form 267

sch 3 form 267 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (68)

Form 268

sch 3 form 268 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (68)

Form 269

sch 3 form 269 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (68)

Chapter 42ASecret commissionsForm 270Secret commission

(Section 442B. Receipt or solicitation of secret commission by an agent)

Being an agent, corruptly received (or solicited) from EF for himself (or herself) (or for GH) valuable consideration, namely [describe]—

(a) as an inducement (or reward) for (or on account of) doing (or forbearing to do or having done or having forborne to do) [describe the act] in relation to his (or her) principal’s affairs (or business); or

(b) the receipt (or expectation) of which would tend to influence him (or her) to show (or forbear to show) favour (or disfavour) to any person in relation to his (or her) principal’s affairs (or business).

Form 271Secret commission

(Section 442BA. Gift or offer of secret commission to an agent)

Corruptly gave (or offered) to EF, an agent, valuable consideration, namely [describe]—

(a) as an inducement (or reward) for (or on account of) EF doing (or forbearing to do or having done or having forborne to do) [describe the act] in relation to his (or her) principal’s affairs (or business); or

(b) the receipt (or expectation) of which would tend to influence EF to show (or forbear to show) favour (or disfavour) to any person in relation to his (or her) principal’s affairs (or business).

Form 272Secret commission

(Section 442D. False or misleading receipt or account)

1 Gave to EF, an agent, with intent to deceive (or defraud) his (or her) principal, a receipt (or invoice or account or document) in respect of which (or in relation to a dealing or transaction or matter in which) the principal was interested, and which—

(a) contained a statement which was false (or erroneous or defective) in an important particular, namely, [describe] (or contained an overcharge or was in any way likely to mislead the principal); or

(b) omitted to state explicitly and fully that a commission (or percentage, bonus etc) had been (or agreed to be) made (or given or allowed).

2 Being an agent, received (or used or gave to his (or her) principal) a receipt (or invoice or account or document) in respect of which (or in relation to a dealing or transaction or matter in which) the principal was interested, and which—

(a) contained a statement which was false (or erroneous or defective) in an important particular, namely, [describe] (or contained an overcharge or was likely to mislead the principal); or

(b) omitted to state explicitly and fully that a commission (or percentage, bonus etc) had been (agreed to be) made (or given or allowed).

Form 273Secret commission

(Section 442E. Secret commission for advice given)

1 Gave to EF advice which was intended (or likely) to induce (or influence) EF—

(a) to enter into a contract with GH and, without the assent of EF, AB received valuable consideration from GH; or

(b) to appoint (or join with MN in the appointment, or vote for, or aid in obtaining the election or appointment, or to authorise or join with MN in authorising the appointment of) GH as trustee (or director, or manager, or official) and, without the assent of EF, AB received valuable consideration from GH.

2 Gave to GH valuable consideration, without the assent of EF, when GH had given advice to EF which was intended (or likely) to induce (or influence) EF—

(a) to enter into a contract with AB; or

(b) to appoint (or join with MN in the appointment, or vote for, or aid in obtaining the election or appointment, or to authorise or join with MN in authorising the appointment of) AB as trustee (or director, manager, or official).

Form 274Secret commission

(Section 442EA. Offer or solicitation of secret commission in return for advice given or to be given)

1 Offered valuable consideration for advice given (or to be given) by GH to EF to induce (or influence) EF—

(a) to enter into a contract with AB and with intent that the gift of such valuable consideration would not be made known to EF; or

2 Solicited from OP valuable consideration for advice given (or to be given) by AB to EF to induce (or influence) EF—

(a) to enter into a contract with OP and with intent that the receipt of such valuable consideration would not be made known to EF; or

Form 275Secret commission

(Section 442F. Secret commission to trustee in return for substituted appointment)

1 Offered (or gave) valuable consideration to EF, a trustee, without the assent of the persons beneficially entitled to the estate (or of a Judge of the Supreme Court), as an inducement (or reward) for appointing (or having appointed, or for joining or for having joined with MN in appointing, or for authorising or for having authorised, or for joining or for having joined with MN in authorising) GH to be appointed instead of EF (or instead of EF and IJ) as trustee.

2 Being a trustee, received (or solicited) valuable consideration for himself (or herself) (or for OP), without the assent of the persons beneficially entitled to the estate (or of a Judge of the Supreme Court), as an inducement (or reward) for appointing (or for having appointed, or for joining or for having joined with MN in appointing, or for authorising or for having authorised, or for joining or having joined with MN in authorising) GH to be appointed instead of himself (or herself) (or instead of himself (or herself) and IJ).

Form 276Secret commission

(Section 442G. Liability of director etc. acting without authority)

Being a director (or manager, or officer) of [name the company] (or officer or crew member of [name the vessel]) (or Acting for JK) knowingly and unlawfully took part in (or was privy to or attempted to) [describe the act] without authority.

Chapter 43Match-fixing

sch 3 pt 6 ch 43 hdg ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (55)

Form 276AEngaging in match-fixing conduct

(Section 443A. Engaging in match-fixing conduct)

Engaged in match-fixing conduct in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or the happening of a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]) for the purpose of obtaining (or receiving) a pecuniary benefit for AB (or EF) (or causing a pecuniary detriment to EF).

sch 3 form 276A ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (55)

Form 276BFacilitating match-fixing conduct (or match-fixing arrangement)

(Section 443B. Facilitating match-fixing conduct or match-fixing arrangement)

Facilitated match-fixing conduct (or a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or the happening of a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]) for the purpose of obtaining (or receiving) a pecuniary benefit for AB (or EF) (or causing a pecuniary detriment to EF).

sch 3 form 276B ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (55)

Form 276COffering (or Giving) benefit (or Causing or Threatening detriment) to engage in match-fixing conduct (or match-fixing arrangement)

(Section 443C. Offering or giving benefit, or causing or threatening detriment, to engage in match-fixing conduct or match-fixing arrangement)

1 Offered (or Gave) to EF a pecuniary benefit, as an inducement for (or to procure) EF (or GH) to engage in match-fixing conduct (or participate in a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or the happening of a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]).

2 Caused (or Offered or Threatened to cause) a pecuniary detriment to EF, as an inducement for (or to procure) EF (or GH) to engage in match-fixing conduct (or participate in a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or the happening of a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]).

sch 3 form 276C ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (55)

Form 276DUsing (or Disclosing) knowledge of match-fixing conduct (or match-fixing arrangement) for betting

(Section 443D. Using or disclosing knowledge of match-fixing conduct or match-fixing arrangement for betting)

1 Having knowledge of match-fixing conduct (or a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]), made a relevant bet in relation to the event (or contingency).

2 Having knowledge of match-fixing conduct (or a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]), encouraged EF to make a relevant bet in relation to the event (or contingency).

3 Having knowledge of match-fixing conduct (or a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]), disclosed the knowledge to EF, who AB knew (or ought reasonably to have known) would have been likely to make a relevant bet in relation to the event (or contingency).

sch 3 form 276D ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (55)

Form 276EEncouraging person not to disclose match-fixing conduct (or match-fixing arrangement)

(Section 443E. Encouraging person not to disclose match-fixing conduct or match-fixing arrangement)

1 Encouraged EF to conceal information about match-fixing conduct (or a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or the happening of a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]) from GH, a law enforcement agency (or a law enforcement officer or the chief executive of the department in which the Wagering Act 1998 was administered or a responsible entity for the sporting event), and for such encouragement received (or obtained or offered to receive (or obtain)) a pecuniary benefit from MN.

2 Encouraged EF to conceal information about match-fixing conduct (or a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or the happening of a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]) from GH, a law enforcement agency (or a law enforcement officer or the chief executive of the department in which the Wagering Act 1998 was administered or a responsible entity for the sporting event), and for such encouragement gave (or offered to give) a pecuniary benefit to MN.

3 Encouraged EF to conceal information about match-fixing conduct (or a match-fixing arrangement) in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or the happening of a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency] from GH, a law enforcement agency (or a law enforcement officer or the chief executive of the department in which the Wagering Act 1998 was administered or a responsible entity for the sporting event) and for such encouragement caused (or offered or threatened or agreed to cause) a pecuniary detriment to MN.

sch 3 form 276E ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (55)

Form 276FUsing (or Disclosing) inside knowledge for betting

(Section 443F. Using or disclosing inside knowledge for betting)

1 Having inside knowledge in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]), made a relevant bet in relation to the event (or contingency).

2 Having inside knowledge in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]), encouraged EF to make a relevant bet in relation to the event (or contingency).

3 Having inside knowledge in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]), disclosed the inside knowledge to EF for the purpose of EF making a relevant bet in relation to the event (or contingency).

4 Having received information in relation to a sporting event, namely [state the event] (or a sporting contingency, namely [state the contingency]) from EF, knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the information was inside knowledge in relation to the event (or contingency) and made (or encouraged GH to make) a relevant bet in relation to the event (or contingency).

sch 3 form 276F ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (55)

Chapter 44Offences analogous to stealing relating to animalsForm 277Killing an animal with intent to steal

(Section 444A. Killing animals with intent to steal)

Killed a [describe the animal capable of being stolen] with intent to steal (part of) the skin (or carcass).

sch 3 form 277 amd 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (69)

Form 278Using registered brand with criminal intention

(Section 444B. Using registered brands with criminal intention)

With intent to facilitate the commission of a crime, branded (or marked) a [describe the animal] with the registered brand (or mark) of EF without his (or her) permission.

sch 3 form 278 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (70)

Form 279Unlawfully using stock

(Section 445. Unlawfully using stock)

Unlawfully used a [describe the animal that is stock], without the consent of EF, the person in lawful possession of it.

sch 3 form 279 amd 2003 SL No. 42 s 3 (9)–(10); 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (71)

Form 280Possessing stolen stock

(Section 446. Suspicion of stealing stock)

Was found in possession of (or with the custody of) [(part of the) skin (or carcass) of] a [describe the animal that is stock], which was suspected on reasonable grounds of having been stolen.

sch 3 form 280 amd 2003 SL No. 42 s 3 (11)–(12); 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (72)

Form 281Illegal branding

(Section 447. Illegal branding)

Branded (or Marked) a [describe the animal that is stock] (or Knowingly permitted a [describe the animal that is stock] to be branded (or marked)) with his (or her) registered brand (or mark), knowing that he (or she) was not the owner of the [describe the animal that is stock].

sch 3 form 281 amd 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (73)

Form 282Defacing brands

(Section 448. Defacing brands)

1 Altered (or Defaced or Rendered undistinguishable) a registered brand (or registered mark) on a [describe the animal that is stock].

2 Knowingly permitted a registered brand (or registered mark) on a [describe the animal that is stock] to be altered (or defaced or rendered undistinguishable) by MN, a person over whom he (or she) had control.

sch 3 form 282 amd 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (74)

Form 283Possessing stock with a defaced brand

(Section 448A. Having in possession stock with defaced brand)

Was found in possession (or with the custody) of a [describe the animal that is stock] on which the registered brand (or mark) had (or was reasonably suspected of having) been altered (or defaced, or rendered indistinguishable).

sch 3 form 283 amd 2003 SL No. 42 s 3 (13)

sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (75)

Chapter 44B

sch 3 pt 6 ch 44B hdg om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (76)

Form 284

sch 3 form 284 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (76)

Form 285

sch 3 form 285 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (76)

Chapter 46OffencesForm 286Arson

(Section 461. Arson)

Wilfully and unlawfully set fire to [describe thing].

Form 287Endangering particular property by fire

(Section 462. Endangering particular property by fire)

Wilfully and unlawfully set fire to [describe thing] which was situated so that [describe thing] was likely to catch fire from it.

sch 3 form 287 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (77)

Form 288Setting fire to vegetation

(Section 463. Setting fire to vegetation)

Wilfully and unlawfully set fire to [describe thing].

sch 3 form 288 amd 2020 Act No. 15 s 218 sch 1

Form 289

sch 3 form 289 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (78)

Form 290

sch 3 form 290 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (78)

Form 291

sch 3 form 291 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (78)

Form 292Endangering the safe use of a vehicle (or related transport infrastructure)

(Section 467. Endangering the safe use of vehicles and related transport infrastructure)

With intent to prejudice the safe use of a vehicle (or [specify related transport infrastructure] or to injure property in (or on) a vehicle (or [specify related transport infrastructure]), [describe act or omission] which endangered (or was likely to endanger) the safe use of the vehicle (or [specify related transport infrastructure]).

sch 3 form 292 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (79)

Form 293

sch 3 form 293 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (80)

Form 294Injuring an animal (at night)

(Section 468. Injuring animals)

Wilfully and unlawfully killed (or maimed or wounded) a [describe the animal capable of being stolen]), the property of EF (at night).

sch 3 form 294 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (81)

Form 295Wilful damage (or destruction)

(Section 469. Wilful damage)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) [describe property].

And AB was wholly (or partly) motivated to commit the offence by hatred (or serious contempt) for EF based on the (presumed) race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) of EF (or for a group of persons, namely [describe or identify the group], based on the race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) shared (or presumed to be shared) by the members of the group).

sch 3 form 295 amd 2025 SL No. 157 s 6(30)

Form 296Wilful damage (or destruction) endangering life

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, destroying or damaging premises by explosion)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) premises, by an explosion, and GH was in the premises when the explosion happened (or and the destruction (or damage) actually endangered the life of GH).

sch 3 form 296 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (82)

Form 297Wilfully damaging a sea wall (or sea bank or inland water or works relating to a port (or inland water))

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, sea walls and other property)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a bank (or wall) of the sea (or inland water) (or work relating to a port (or inland water)) and the destruction (or damage) caused actual danger of inundation (or damage) to land (or a building).

sch 3 form 297 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (82)

Form 298

sch 3 form 298 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (83)

Form 299

sch 3 form 299 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (83)

Form 300Wilfully destroying (or damaging) a testamentary instrument (or register)

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, wills and registers)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a testamentary instrument (or a register which was then authorised (or required) by law to be kept for authenticating (or recording) the title to property (or for recording births (or [describe the event]) (or a copy of part of a register which was then authorised (or required) by law to be kept for authenticating (or recording) the title to property (or for recording births (or [describe the event]), which copy was required by law to be sent to [describe the public officer]).

Form 301Wilfully destroying (or damaging) a wreck

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, wrecks)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a vessel which was in distress (or wrecked or stranded) [or [describe thing] belonging to a vessel which was in distress (or wrecked or stranded)).

Form 302Wilfully destroying (or damaging) a part of a railway

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, railways)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) part of a railway (or work connected with a railway).

Form 303Wilfully destroying (or damaging) an aircraft

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, aircraft)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) an aircraft (or [describe thing] connected with the guidance or control or operation of an aircraft).

Form 304Wilfully destroying (or damaging) property of special value

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, other things of special value)

1 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or rendered useless) a vessel.

2 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a light (or beacon or buoy or mark or signal) used for purposes of navigation (or for the guidance of sailors).

3 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a bank (or wall) of the sea (or inland water) (or work relating to a port (or inland water)).

4 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or rendered useless) [describe thing], a manufacturing (or agricultural) machine (or a thing used (or intended for use) for manufacturing (or for performing a process connected with the preparation of agricultural produce)).

5 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a well (or bore) for water (or a dam or bank or wall or floodgate of a millpond (or pool)).

sch 3 form 304 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (84)

Form 305Wilfully destroying (or damaging) a deed

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, deeds and records)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a [describe the document], which was deposited (or kept) in a [state the public office] (or which was evidence of the title of EF to land (or to an estate in land)).

Form 306Wilful destruction (or damage) by graffiti

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, graffiti)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) [describe property] in a public place (or which was visible from a public place), and the destruction (or damage) was caused by applying paint (or [name other marking substance]) (or by scratching (or etching)).

sch 3 form 306 amd 2025 SL No. 157 s 6(31)–(33)

Form 307Wilful destruction (or damage) of an educational institution

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, educational institutions)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) [describe property], which was part of a school (or education centre or [describe the educational institution]).

Form 307AAWilful destruction (or damage) of cemetery etc.

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, cemeteries etc.)

1 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a grave (or vault or niche or memorial) in a cemetery (or at a crematorium).

2 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a war memorial.

3 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) [describe property] at a place of religious worship.

sch 3 form 307AA ins 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (56)

Form 307ABWilful destruction (or damage) of an emergency vehicle

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, emergency vehicles)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) an emergency vehicle and knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the vehicle was an emergency vehicle.

sch 3 form 307AB ins 2024 SL No. 216 s 4(11)

Form 307ACWilful destruction (or damage) of a place of religious worship

(Section 469. Wilful damage, punishment in special cases, places of religious worship)

Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a place of religious worship.

sch 3 form 307AC ins 2026 SL No. 118 s 3(4)

Form 307ASabotage (or Attempted Sabotage)

(Section 469A. Sabotage and threatening sabotage)

1 Wilfully and unlawfully destroyed (or damaged) a public facility with intent to cause major economic loss (or major disruption to government functions (or to the use of services by the public)).

2 Threatened to unlawfully destroy (or damage) a public facility with the intention of inducing EF (or another) to believe that the threat would be carried out and if it was carried out the threatened destruction (or damage) was likely to cause major economic loss (or major disruption to government functions (or to the use of services by the public)).

sch 3 form 307A ins 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (85)

Form 308Attempting to destroy property by explosives

(Section 470. Attempts to destroy property by explosives)

Unlawfully, and with intent to destroy (or damage) [describe property], put an explosive substance in [describe place].

Form 309Unlawful dealing with explosive (or noxious) substances

(Section 470A. Unlawful dealing with explosive or noxious substances)

1 Wilfully and unlawfully threw (or left down or deposited) an explosive (or noxious) substance in circumstances that could have caused injury to a person (or damage to property).

2 Wilfully and unlawfully made (or had possession of) an explosive (or noxious) substance in circumstances that could have caused injury to a person (or damage to property).

sch 3 form 309 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (86); 2020 SL No. 239 s 4 (57)

Form 310Damaging a mine

(Section 471. Damaging mines)

1 Unlawfully and intentionally damaged a mine by [specify damage].

2 Unlawfully interfered with equipment (or infrastructure) connected (or used) with a mine, with intent to damage the mine.

sch 3 form 310 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (86)

Form 311Interfering with a marine signal

(Section 472. Interfering with marine signals)

1 Wilfully and unlawfully removed (or defaced or rendered invisible) a light (or beacon or buoy or mark or signal) used for purposes of navigation (or for the guidance of sailors).

2 Unlawfully attempted to remove (or deface or render invisible) a light (or beacon or buoy or mark or signal) used for purposes of navigation (or for the guidance of sailors).

Form 312Interfering with navigation works

(Section 473. Interfering with navigation works)

1 Wilfully and unlawfully removed (or disturbed) [describe object or material] used for securing a bank of the sea (or [describe the property]) (or for securing a work appertaining to a port (or [describe the property]) or for securing a work which was used for purposes of navigation (or for lading (or unlading) goods)).

2 Unlawfully [describe the act], with intent to obstruct the carrying on (or completion or maintenance) of the navigation of a navigable river (or canal), and obstructed the carrying on (or completion or maintenance).

Form 313Communicating an infectious disease to animals

(Section 474. Communicating infectious diseases to animals)

Wilfully and unlawfully caused [or Was wilfully and unlawfully concerned in causing or Wilfully and unlawfully attempted to cause] an infectious (or contagious) disease, to be communicated to (or among) [describe animal].

Form 314Travelling with an infected animal

(Section 475. Travelling with infected animals)

Caused [describe animal] which was infected with an infectious (or contagious) disease, to travel (or Being the owner (or a joint owner) of [describe animal] which was infected with an infectious (or contagious) disease, permitted (or connived) at the travelling of it) contrary to the provisions of [state the statute].

Form 315

sch 3 form 315 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (87)

Form 316Obstructing a railway

(Section 477. Obstructing railways)

Unlawfully [describe the unlawful act] (or Intentionally omitted to [describe the act] which it was his (or her) duty to do), causing an engine (or vehicle) in use on a railway to be obstructed in its passage on the railway.

Form 317Sending a letter threatening to destroy

(Section 478. Sending letters threatening to burn or destroy)

Knowing the contents of it, caused EF to receive a document threatening that a [describe the building or vessel, or other property] would be burnt (or destroyed).

Chapter 49Punishment of forgery and like offencesForm 318Forging (or Uttering) (with a circumstance of aggravation)

(Section 488. Forging and uttering)

(Section 568(5). Cases in which several charges may be joined)

With intent to defraud, forged a document (or uttered a forged document).

And the document was a valuable security (or insurance policy or testamentary instrument or registration document or is evidence of an interest in land or a power of attorney or contract (or document) kept (or issued) by lawful authority).

sch 3 form 318 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (88)

Form 319

sch 3 form 319 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 320

sch 3 form 320 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 321

sch 3 form 321 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 322

sch 3 form 322 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 323

sch 3 form 323 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 324

sch 3 form 324 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 325

sch 3 form 325 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 326

sch 3 form 326 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 327

sch 3 form 327 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (89)

Form 328Falsifying a warrant for money payable under public authority

(Section 498. Falsifying warrants for money payable under public authority)

Being employed in the public service, knowingly, and with intent to defraud, made out (or delivered to MN) a warrant for the payment to MN of a sum of money payable by public authority for a greater (or less) amount than that to which he (or she) was entitled.

Form 329Falsifying a register

(Section 499. Falsification of registers)

Having the actual custody of a register (or record) [describe] kept by lawful authority, knowingly permitted an entry to be made in the register (or record) which, to his (or her) knowledge, was false in a material particular, namely, [describe false entry].

Form 330Sending a false certificate of marriage to registrar

(Section 500. Sending false certificate of marriage to registrar)

Signed (or Transmitted to RG, a person authorised by law to register marriages) a certificate of a marriage (or a document purporting to be a certificate of a marriage), which to his (or her) knowledge was false in a material particular, namely, [describe false entry].

Form 331Making a false statement about a birth (or a death or marriage)

(Section 501. False statements for the purpose of registers of births, deaths, and marriages)

(Section 501A. Contradictory statements)

1 Knowingly made a false statement touching a matter required by law to be registered in the register of births (or deaths or marriages), namely, [set out statement], with intent to procure the statement to be inserted in the register.

2 Knowingly made 2 statements touching a matter required by law to be registered in the register of births (or deaths or marriages), one of which is irreconcilably in conflict with the other, and made one of the statements knowing it to be false, with intent to procure that statement to be inserted in the register.

Form 332Procuring (or Claiming) unauthorised status

(Section 502. Procuring or claiming unauthorised status)

1 By false representation, procured [describe the authority] to issue to him (or her) (or to MN) a certificate [describe the effect of the certificate].

2 Falsely represented to MN that he (or she) had obtained a certificate [describe the effect of the certificate] issued by [describe the authority].

3 By false representation, procured himself (or herself) (or MN) to be registered on [describe the register] kept by [describe the lawful authority].

sch 3 form 332 sub 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (90)

Form 333

sch 3 form 333 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (91)

Form 334

sch 3 form 334 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (91)

Chapter 50

sch 3 pt 6 ch 50 hdg om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (92)

Form 335

sch 3 form 335 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (91)

Form 336

sch 3 form 336 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (91)

Form 337

sch 3 form 337 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (91)

Chapter 51Preparation for forgeryForm 338Preparing for forgery

(Section 510. Instruments and materials for forgery)

1 Unlawfully made (or started to make or prepared to make) [describe the thing] with intent to use it to forge a document.

2 Unlawfully possessed [describe the thing] with intent to use it to forge a document.

3 Unlawfully used [describe the thing] to forge a document.

Form 339Disposing of a thing used for forgery

(Section 510. Instruments and materials for forgery)

Unlawfully disposed of [describe the thing] that had been used to forge a document.

Chapter 52PersonationForm 340Personation

(Section 514. Personation in general)

1 Falsely represented himself (or herself) to be EF, with intent to defraud.

2 Falsely represented himself (or herself) to be EF, who was entitled by will (or by operation of law) to property, namely [describe it], with intent to defraud and with intent to obtain (possession of) the property.

Form 341False acknowledgment

(Section 515. Falsely acknowledging deeds, recognisances etc.)

Without lawful authority or excuse made, in the name of EF, before [describe the court or person lawfully authorised to take it], an acknowledgment of liability, namely [describe it] (or an acknowledgment of a deed (or instrument)).

Form 342

sch 3 form 342 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (93)

Form 343

sch 3 form 343 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (93)

Chapter 54Other offencesForm 344Mixing an uncertified article with a certified article

(Section 533. Mixing uncertified with certified articles)

Mixed with [describe the article], to which a mark had been attached (or about which a certificate had been given) under the authority of the [state the statute] for the purpose of denoting it’s quality (or of denoting that it had been examined (or approved) by (or under the authority of) [name the public body or officer]), another article [describe the other article] which had not been so examined (or approved).

Form 345

sch 3 form 345 om 2010 SL No. 187 s 4 (93)

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