Royal Brunei Armed Forces Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part 5
36. Looting
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
Any person subject to military law who —
commits theft from, or with intent to commit theft, searches the person of any one killed, injured, captured or detained during any operations undertaken by the Armed Forces or the Reserve
Regiment;
commits theft of any property which has been left exposed or unprotected in consequence of any such operation; or
takes, otherwise than for the public service, any vehicle, equipment or stores abandoned by the enemy, is guilty of looting and liable, on conviction by court-martial, to imprisonment or any less punishment provided by this Act.
service
“service”, when used adjectively, means belonging to or connected with the Armed Forces or the Reserve Regiment or any part of either of such forces;
Mutiny and insubordination
Terms defined in s 2
Armed Forces
Defined · s 2“Armed Forces” means the Royal Brunei Armed Forces raised and maintained under this Act;
enemy
Defined · s 2“enemy” includes all persons engaged in armed operations against any of the forces of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan or any forces co-operating with such persons, and also includes all armed mutineers, armed rebels, armed rioters and pirates;
Reserve Regiment
Defined · s 2“Reserve Regiment” means the Royal Brunei Malay Reserve Regiment raised and maintained under this Act;
service
Defined · s 2“service”, when used adjectively, means belonging to or connected with the Armed Forces or the Reserve Regiment or any part of either of such forces;
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