management of any part of the public revenue or property, knowingly furnishes any false statement or return of any money or property received by him or her or entrusted to his or her care, or of any balance of money or property in his or her possession or under his or her control, commits a misdemeanour. Division VI—Malicious injuries to property. CHAPTER XXXII—OFFENCES CAUSING INJURY TO PROPERTY. 327. Arson. Any person who wilfully and unlawfully sets fire to— (a) any building or structure, whether completed or not; (b) any vessel, whether completed or not; (c) any stack of cultivated vegetable produce, or of mineral or vegetable fuel; or (d) a mine, or the workings, fittings or appliances of a mine, commits a felony and is liable to imprisonment for life. 328. Attempt to commit arson. Any person who— (a) attempts unlawfully to set fire to any such thing as is mentioned in section 327; or (b) wilfully and unlawfully sets fire to anything which is so situated that any such thing as is mentioned in section 327 is likely to catch fire from it, commits a felony and is liable to imprisonment for fourteen years. 329. Setting fire, etc. to crops and growing plants. Any person who wilfully and unlawfully sets fire to or otherwise destroys or damages— (a) a crop of cultivated produce, whether standing, picked or cut; (b) a crop of hay or grass under cultivation, whether the natural or indigenous product of the soil or not, and whether standing or cut; or (c) any standing trees, saplings or shrubs, whether indigenous or not, under cultivation, commits a felony and is liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term of