Injuries To Corn, Trees and Vegetable Productions
- Section 16: Setting fire to Crops of Corn, &c.
- Section 17: Setting fire to Stacks of Corn, &c.
- Section 18: Attempting to set fire to any Crops of Corn, &c. or to any Stack or Steer
- Section 19: Destroying Hopbinds
- Section 20: Destroying or damaging Trees, Shrubs, &c. to the Value of more than 1l. growing in a Pleasure Ground, &c.
- Section 21: Destroying or damaging Trees, Shrubs, &c. to the Value of more than 5l. growing elsewhere than in a Pleasure Ground, &c.
Read more about this topic: Malicious Damage Act 1861
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