(1) Whoever: a) violates any tomb or place of burial; or b

such circumstances that the foreseeable consequence of such breach is either a grave danger to public health or to the health of patients in hospital, or grave bodily…injury, or grave danger to property of any nature, or the deprivation of a number of persons of electricity, water, gas or any other source of energy shall

direct relation to the offence, and his continuation in which would give grave reason to apprehend a repetition. (2) Subject to any contrary provision

acting or any other person, or his or another's property, from a grave and imminent danger not otherwise avoidable. Provided that the means of protection be proportionate

qualified person and proved necessary for the saving of the mother from grave danger to her health. (2) In case of pregnancy resulting from rape, abortion

paragraph 1 of this article liable to sanctions which take into account the grave nature of these offences, such as imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty