Cap. 9 · Criminal Code (Cap. 9)
Cap. 9 Art. 41Attempted crime. Attempted contravention.
TITLE III
(1) Whosoever with intent to commit a crime shall have manifested such intent by overt acts which are followed by a commencement of the execution of the crime, shall, save as otherwise expressly provided, be liable on conviction -
(a) if the crime was not completed in consequence of some accidental cause independent of the will of the offender, to the punishment established for the completed crime with a decrease of one or two degrees;
(b) if the crime was not completed in consequence of the voluntary determination of the offender not to complete the crime, to the punishment established for the acts committed, if such acts constitute a crime according to law.
(2) An attempt to commit a contravention is not liable to punishment, except in the cases expressly provided for by law.