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(2) On an indictment for murder a person found
not guilty of murder may be found guilty
(a)
of manslaughter, or of causing grievous
bodily harm with intent to do so; or
(b) of any offence of which he may be found
guilty under any Ordinance specifically so
providing, or under subsection (2) of
section 90;
(c) of an attempt to commit murder, or of an
attempt to commit any other offence of which
he might be found guilty,
but may not be found guilty of any offence not
included above.
(3) If on the trial of any information, charge
or indictment for any offence other than treason or
murder it is proved that the accused is not guilty
of that offence but the allegations in the information,
charge or indictment amount to or include, whether
expressly or by implication, an allegation of another
offence falling within the jurisdiction of the court
of trial, he may be found guilty of that other
offence or of an offence of which he could be found
guilty on an information, charge or indictment speci-
fically charging that other offence.