Section 29. Making false documents

29. Making false documents. 80. Malingering or misconduct in hospital. 31. Creating disturbance on account of complaints. 32. Offences to the prejudice of good order and discipline not otherwise specified. 33. Not assisting in arre&ing offenders. 34. Contempt of Court. 29. A person subject to this Act who knowingly Xaltiug false makes or signs a false muster or record or other offi- documentscia1 document, or who commands, counsels or pro+ cures the makiug or signing thereof, or wlio aids or abets any other person in the making or signing thereof, shall be dismissed with disgrace from the Indian Marine Service or suffer such other punishment as is hereinafter mentioned. 30. A person subject to this Act who wilfully Nalingering does any act or wilfully disobeys any order, whether :;gk;$:" in hospi-t$l or elseahere, d t h intent to produce or to aggravate any disease or infirmity or to delay his cure, or who feigns any disease, infirfnity or inabilitjr to perform his duty, shall su%fer imprisonment or such other punishment as is hereinafter mentioned. 31. A person subject to this Act who has any Creatiag dis~ ~ ~ oause of complaint, either upon the ground of the unwholesomeness of the victuals or upon any other colupIsiuts. ground, shall quietly make the same known to his commanding officer, and that officer shall inquire into the co~a~laint and shall, as far as he is able: cause the same to be prcscntly remetlied, or shall report the case to the Di~ector of Blarinc ; aacl any pcrsoll sltbject to this Act ~ ~ ~ lndian &~.itze. [ACT XIV (Chapley `11.-` Ofences and Puni8hmel~ts. --Set- lions 32-35.) who, upon any pretence whatever, attempts .to stir up any disturbance on any such ground shall suffer i ~ m - prisonment or such otlier punisliment as is hereinafter mentioned . 32. A person subject to this Act who is guilty of Offences to 32. A person subject to this Act who is guilty of of tlle pie.judice order any act, disorder or neglect, to the prejudice of good and discipiille order and discipline, not hereinbefore specified, sllall not otllerrnise be dismissed with disgrace 'from the Indian Marine specified. Service or suffer such other punishment as is hereinafter mentioned : Provided that, if such act, disorder, or neglect constitutes an offence punishable under the law of British India with imprisonment for a term which may exceed seven years, the person guilty thereof shall not be tried under this Act as for an offence punishable under tliis section.