CHAPTER 87 - PENAL CODE ACT
SIGNPOSTING OF AUTHORISED PATHS ACROSS THE RAILWAY RESERVE
[Notice by the Minister]
[Section 227]
[RETAINED AS PER SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]
GN 261 of 1960.
It is hereby prescribed that any path authorised by a Divisional Commander of Police under the powers conferred upon him by subsection (4) of section 227 of the Penal Code for the passage of persons across the railway reserve shall be signposted by the Zambia Railways in the following manner—
(a) a signpost shall be erected where an authorised path enters the railway reserve on each side of the railway track or tracks and it shall bear a circular sign of approximately thirty inches in diameter facing outwards from such reserve;
(b) the design of such circular sign and the figure thereon shall be as set forth in the Schedule;
(c) the background colour of such circular sign shall be yellow and it shall have a band approximately three inches wide and coloured red around its circumference;
(d) there shall be placed centrally within the red band a figure coloured black representing a man walking. The figure shall be approximately fifteen inches in height.
SCHEDULE
SIGN INDICATING AUTHORISED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING
Diameter of sign - approximately 30 inches.
Width of outer band - approximately 3 inches.
Height of figure representing a man walking - approximately 15 inches.
Background colour - yellow.
Colour of outer band - red.
Colour of figure representing a man walking - black.
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INDEX TO PENAL CODE
Section
ABDUCTION
definition of 253
of girls under sixteen 136
with intent to know carnally 135
with intent to murder 255 ABORTION
by woman with child 152, 221
drugs and instruments for 153
infanticide 203 ABUSE
of authority 99 ACCESSORIES
after the fact, defined 397
after the fact to felonies 398
after the fact to misdemeanours 399
after the fact to murder 217 ACCOUNTS
false by public officer 327
fraudulent false 326
fraudulent by certain officers 324 ACCUSED
discharge, absolute and conditional 41 ACT
dangerous doing of 213
done to prevent child born alive 221
endangering persons travelling in motor vehicles 228
endangering railways and persons travelling thereon 226
intended to cause grievous harm 224
intended to prevent arrests 224, 250
negligent 237
negligent causing harm 238
overt, definition of 52
preventing escape from wreck 225
reckless 237 ACTIONS
penal, compounding of 114 ADMINISTERING
poison 231 ADULTERATION
of drugs 186
of drugs for sale 187
of food 184 ADVERTISEMENTS
for stolen property 115
Section
AERODROMES
trespass on 245 AFFRAY 88 AGE
immature 14
knowledge of 154 AGENT
funds received by 268
theft by 280 AIDING
acts of mutiny 49
and abetting woman prostitute 147
prisoner of war to escape 51
prisoner to escape 120 AIR
fouling of 189 ANIMALS
communicating infectious diseases to 337
injury to 334
killing with intent to steal 286 ANTHEM
insult to national 68 APPRENTICE
failing to provide for 170 APPROPRIATION
of power, fraudulent 290 ARMED
in public 84 ARRESTS
acts intended to prevent arrest 224
resisting of 250 (a)
use of force in effecting 18 ARSON 328
attempt to commit 329 ASSAULT
common 247
indecent 137
indecent, of boys 157
indecent, of females 137
occasioning actual bodily harm 248
to commit felony 250 (a)
on person in execution of duty 250 (e)
on person in execution of process 250 (d)
on person in pursuance of unlawful combination 250 (c)
on person protecting wreck 249
on police officers 250 (b)
resisting arrest 250 (a)
with intent to steal 293
aggravated, with intent to steal 295 ASSEMBLY
proposing violence or breaches of the law to 91
religious, disturbing of 129
to smuggle 93 ATTEMPTS
at extortion 297
defined 389
to cast away vessel 333
to commit arson 329
to commit certain felonies 391
to commit offences 390
to commit unnatural offences 156
to destroy property with explosives 336
to murder 215
to murder by convict 216
to procure abortion 151
to procure commission of criminal acts 392
to rape 134
to set fire to crops 331
to set fire to plants 331 AUTHORITY
abuse of 99
false assumption of 101
making documents without 356
public, falsifying warrants for money 359
to prosecute 164
to prosecute 58
to prosecute 99
to prosecute 98
to prosecute 97, 192
wearing of uniforms without 182 BANKS
BETTING
of rivers, damaging of
335 (3)
houses 174 BIGAMY 166 BIRTH
concealment of birth 220
Section
BOOKS
fraudulent by certain officers 324 BOUNDARY
marks, removal of with intent to defraud 338
marks, wilful damage to 339 BOYCOTT
wrongfully inducing 92 BOYS
under fourteen, indecent assault upon 157 BREAKING
defined 300 BRIDGES
damage to 335(3) BROTHELS 149
detention in 144
power of search 148 BUILDING
armed by night with intent to enter 305 (b)
break into with intent to commit felony 304
damaged by rioters 81
destroying by rioters 82
person in, at night to commit felony 305 (f)
person in, by day to commit felony 305 (g) BURGLARY
punishment for 301 BURIAL
places, trespass on 130 BURN
threats to 341 CANING 27 CAST
away vessels 332
away vessels, attempt 333 CEREMONY
fraudulent of marriage 167 CERTIFICATE
false by public officer 100
false to register 361
personation for 381
personation of another named in 380 CHALLENGE
to duel 89
Section
CHARACTER
testimonial of, personation of person named 382 CHEATING 311 CHEQUE
obliterating crossing on 355 CHILD
act done to prevent child born alive 221
destruction 221
kidnapping with intent to steal 259
stealing 171
when deemed a person 208 CHILDREN
desertion of 168
neglecting of 169 CLAIMS
false by officials 98 CLERKS
theft by 278 CLIPPINGS
coins 366
possession of 368 COIN
clipping 366
clippings, possession of 368
counterfeiting 364
counterfeit, definition of 363
counterfeit, exporting of 372
counterfeit, forfeiture of 373
counterfeit, uttering of 369
current, definition of 363
foreign, uttering of 371
melting down of currency 367
metal, uttering of 371 COINING
preparation for 365 COMMON
nuisance 172 COMMUNICATIONS
roads or runways, obstruction of 246
waterways, obstruction of 243 COMPANY
false statement by officers of 325
fraudulent appropriation by officers of 324
fraudulent books and accounts by officers of 324
theft by director of 279
theft by officers of 279 COMPENSATION 30 COMPOUNDING
felonies 113
penal actions 114
defence of 65 CONCEAL
deeds 285
registers 283
wills 284 CONCEALMENT
of birth 220
of kidnapped person 258 CONCURRENT
sentences 39 CONFLICTING STATEMENT ON OATH 104A CONSECUTIVE
sentences 39 CONSENT
to prosecute, abuse of office 99
to prosecute, false claims by officials 98
to prosecute, incest 164
to prosecute, seditious practices 58
Consideration
defined 384 CONSPIRACY
general 396
to commit felonies 394
to commit misdemeanours 395
to defeat justice 112
to defile 150
to defraud 313
to murder 219
seditious 57 (1) (a) CONTEMPT
of Court 116
persons, because of race, tribe, place of origin or colour 70 CONVERSION
not amounting to theft 291 CONVICTION
for incest lawful on charge of rape 163
not on uncorroborated testimony 140
of non-citizens, particulars of 33
previous, theft after 282
copper cathodes, copper bars, cobalt lead, zinc or vanadium
stealing of 275A CORPORAL
punishment 27 COSTS 32 COUNTERFEIT
coin, definition of 363
stamps, possession of die to make 374
trade marks 377
uttering of, coin 369 COURT
contempt of 116
prohibition on taking photographs 117 CREDIT
obtaining by false pretences 312 CRIME
disabling with intent to commit 222
one act constituting several 36 CRIMINAL
responsibility 235
responsibility, exception 236
trespass 306 CROPS
attempt to set fire to 331
setting fire to 330 CROSSING
on cheque obliterated 355 CUMULATIVE
sentences 39 CURRENT
definition in respect of coin 363 CUSTODY
escape from lawful 119
punishment for wrongful confinement 260 DAMAGE
banks of river 335 (3)
boundary marks 339
bridges 335 (3)
house or vessel with explosives 335 (2)
navigation works 335 (3)
railway works 340
survey marks 339
Section
DANGEROUS
act, doing of 213 DEATH
cause of, defined 207
limitation as to time of 209
sentence of 25 DECEIVING
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