Outlines of Criminal Law Based On Lectures Delivered in the University of Cambr
Outlines of Criminal Law Based On Lectures Delivered in the University of Cambr
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28 (K. S. C. 197); Rex v. Parkes^2 Leach 775.
6 Reg. V. Mailiii, L. E. 5 Q. B. D. 34 (K. S. C. 199).
xvi] Forgery— the Making 259 document but only a part of it^ {e. G. , the signature, or even the crossing-, of a cheque). There may even be a forgery by a mere inactive omission, provided that the words omitted would have qualified the operation of those that remained ; as where an amanuensis, when taking down a will from a testator's dictation, fraudulently omits a condition attached to one of ...the legacies^. A nd the_ offeace of Forgery* "may be complete^ve n if the d ocument, when forged, is incomplete; or is not, or docs not purport to be, such a document as would bejbinding in law" — e. G. , an unstamped promissory note.
A man may be guilty of forging a document even though' nojpart of it was actually written by him. Thus the written transcript of a telegraphic message, made out at the arrival office, is made by the hand of a purely innocent agent ^ the post office clerk ; but the sender of the telegi'am is as much responsible for it as if he had written it with his own hand^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
28 (K. S. C. 197); Rex v. Parkes^2 Leach 775.
6 Reg. V. Mailiii, L. E. 5 Q. B. D. 34 (K. S. C. 199).
xvi] Forgery— the Making 259 document but only a part of it^ {e. G. , the signature, or even the crossing-, of a cheque). There may even be a forgery by a mere inactive omission, provided that the words omitted would have qualified the operation of those that remained ; as where an amanuensis, when taking down a will from a testator's dictation, fraudulently omits a condition attached to one of ...the legacies^. A nd the_ offeace of Forgery* "may be complete^ve n if the d ocument, when forged, is incomplete; or is not, or docs not purport to be, such a document as would bejbinding in law" — e. G. , an unstamped promissory note.
A man may be guilty of forging a document even though' nojpart of it was actually written by him. Thus the written transcript of a telegraphic message, made out at the arrival office, is made by the hand of a purely innocent agent ^ the post office clerk ; but the sender of the telegi'am is as much responsible for it as if he had written it with his own hand^.
What to read after Outlines of Criminal Law Based On Lectures Delivered in the University of Cambr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenny, Courtney Stanhope, 1847-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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