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PUBLIC SERVANT

who are included in this term, II. 21,

cannot be prosecuted for official acts without permis-

abetting an offence, V. 116,

concealing a design, &c., which it is his duty to prevent,
V. 119,

voluntarily allowing prisoner of State of War to escape,
from custody, VI. 128, ..

negligently allowing prisoner of State or War to escape,
VI. 129,

assault &c., on, while suppressing riot, &c., VIII. 152,..
taking a gratification, &c., improperly, IX. 161,

person expecting to be a, taking a gratification, &c., ib..
abetting the taking of bribes or gratification, IX. 162,
163, 164,

obtaining valuable things for inadequate consideration,
&c., IX. 165,

disobeying direction of law, with a view to injure any
one, IX, 166,

framing incorrect document, ix. 167,
unlawfully engaging in trade, IX. 168,
buying or bidding for property, IX. 169,
personating a, IX. 170,

..

wearing garb, or token of, IX. 171,
contempt of the lawful authority of, X. 172-190,

charges of, not to be entertained without sanction
committed by British subject how cognisable
fines upon British subject for contempt, how levied
punishment may be remitted on submission
absconding to avoid service of summons, &c., issued by,

X. 172,

preventing service of summons, &c.,

non-attendance in obedience to order, X. 174,

18

17.123

75

80

92

97

106

ib.

114

121

ib.

125.126

126

127

ib.

129

ib.

130

ib.

..130-150

131

131.135

135

136

130

131

132

133

ib.

132

134

136

136.163

136

136.163

giving false information to make a public servant use his

power to the injury of another, X. 182,

139

order must be by competent officer
personal service of, must be proved

departure without leave of, X. 174,

omission to produce or deliver up document, X. 175,
give notice or information to public servant,

X. 176,

of an offence committed, ib, and XI. 202, ..

furnishing false information to public servant, X. 177,
respecting an offence committed, ib. and
XI. 203,

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PUBLIC SERVANT-continued.

resisting the taking of property by lawful authority of,
X. 183,

obstructing sale of property by lawful authority, X. 184,
illegal purchase of, or bid for property offered for sale by

public servant, X. 185, ..

obstructing public servant in discharge of duty, X. 186,
omitting to assist public servant, X. 187,

if aid is demanded, ib.

disobedience to order of, duly promulgated, X. 188, and
Explan.

effect of magisterial orders

threat of injury to public servant, X. 189,

to restrain any person from applying to
public servant for protection, X. 190,
disobeying directions of law, in order to screen offender,

XI. 217,

to save property from forfeiture, ib.
framing incorrect record or writing, XI. 218, ..
to save property from forfeiture, ib.

making order, &c., contrary to law, XI. 219,
keeping person in confinement contrary to law, XI. 220,
omitting to apprehend, &c., person accused, &c., XI. 221,
suffering him to escape, ib.

omitting to apprehend, &c., person sentenced, XI. 222,
voluntarily suffering him to escape, ib.
negligently suffering escape of person in confinement,

XI. 223,

141

142

ib.

143

ib.

ib.

145

ib.

149

150

180

ib.

ib.

181

ib.

ib.

ib.

182

ib.

183

ib.

187

..

insulting or interrupting a, during a judicial proceeding,
XI. 228,

committing culpable homicide by exceeding his powers,
is not guilty of murder, if acting bonâ fide, XVI. 300,
Except. 3,
causing hurt to, to deter him from doing his duty, XVI. 332
grievous hurt, with the like object, XVI. 333, .
using criminal force towards, &c., XVI. 353.
destroying, &c., land-mark fixed by authority of, XVII.

434,
counterfeiting a property-mark used by a, XVIII. 484,
making false marks upon goods to deceive, XVIII, 487,
or on a receptacle for goods, ib.

making use of such a false mark, XVIII. 488,
See-Private Defence.

PUNCHAYET

member of a, may be a judge, within the meaning of the
Code, II. 19, (c)

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may be a Court of Justice, within the meaning of the
Code, II. 20,

18

member of a, assisting a Court of Justice is a “public”

servant, II. 21,

PUNISHMENT

when to be under Penal Code, 1, 2,

ib.

1

PUNISHMENT-continued.

when to be under law of England

to what kinds of, offenders are liable, III. 53,

sentence of death may be commuted, when and by whom,
III. 54,

transportation for life may be commuted, when and by
whom, III. 55,

any sentence may be remitted

Europeans and Americans to be sentenced to penal ser-

vitude instead of to transportation, III. 56,

fractional terms of, how calculated, III. 57,

transportation may be awarded instead of imprisonment,
when, III. 59,

ib.

when imprisonment may be partly rigorous and partly
simple, III. 60,

30

forfeiture of property, III. 61, 62,

31.32

fine, III. 63-70,

32-36

how it may be applied

33

limit of imprisonment in default of payment of fine,
III. 65-69,

34.35

of offence punishable with fine only,

III. 67,

..

within what time fine may be enforced, III. 70,

mode of enforcing payment of

ib.

limit of, for offence which is made up of several offences,
III. 71,

ib.

limit of, when several offences proved

where person guilty of one of several offences, the Judg-
ment stating that it is doubtful of which, III. 72,
solitary imprisonment, III. 73,

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refusing to answer a, put by public servant, when an

cannot be committed by a man on his wife, ib., Except.
unless she is under ten years of age, ib.

presumption as to incapacity for, in case of children

what amount of consent will be an answer to charge of

must be an intelligent consent

138

499

283

284

ib.

ib.

58.286

284

ib.

286

285

284

RASHNESS

culpable, what it consists in

in making a false charge, which is believed, no offence..

amounting to culpable homicide

will be defamation

endangering life or safety, XVI. 336-338

in medical treatment

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248

172

389

96.233.239.248

265

248

RATIFICATION

changes private acts into acts of State

REASON TO BELIEVE

meaning of, II. 26,

RECEIVING

property taken in waging war with or making depreda-

tion on ally of Government, VI. 127

RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY

what is "stolen property" XVII. 410
must be the identical goods stolen
what amounts to receiving

by subsequent ratification

guilty knowledge of theft

husband may receive from wife

habitual, or dealing in it, XVII. 413,

assisting in concealing or disposing of stolen property,

public servant, framing incorrect, to secure offender,

forging a, of birth, baptism, marriage, or burial,

RELEASE

fraudulent, of any demand, or claim, XVII. 424, see also

to transportation is ordered by local Government
from one jail to another

REPEAL

Penal Code does not repeal 3 and 4 Wm. IV. Ch. 85.I.5,
or any subsequent Statute affecting the East India
Company or their territories, I. 5,

or any mutiny act, naval or military, ib. ..
or any special or local law, ib.

REPEALING ACT

XVII. of 1862,

ib.

ib.

438

forging documents for purpose of hurting another, XVIII.

469, ..

See-Defamation. Forgery.

RESCUE

of prisoner of State or of War, VI. 130,

of any person from lawful custody for offence, XI. 225,..
See-Escape. Harbouring.

106
185

RESERVOIR

defiling or corrupting water of, XIV. 277,
for agricultural purposes, committing mischief by des-
troying, &c., XVII. 430,

209

334

184