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Arms Offences Act 1973
s 10

In force2020 Revised EditionCurrent version · 2020 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Arms Offences Act 1973

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1Short title
2Interpretation
3Unlawful possession of gun with criminal intent
3AAggravating circumstances for scheduled offence
4Using or attempting to use guns
4AUsing or attempting to use guns to commit scheduled offence
5Punishment for accomplices
6Trafficking in guns
7Consorting with person carrying guns
8Penalty for exhibiting imitation gun when committing scheduled offence
9Presumption
10Repealed
11Saving of other written law
12Power to amend Schedule

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Arms Offences Act 1973 · 2020 Revised Edition

Section 10

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Judgments that cite this Act

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Public Prosecutor v Ismail Bin Abdul Rahman[2003] SGHC 285
Ismail bin Abdul Rahman v Public Prosecutor[2004] SGCA 7
Public Prosecutor v Lim Thian Lai[2005] SGHC 122

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