[Rev. 2012] Penal Code CAP. 63 264. Deleted by Act No. 8 of 2010, Second Sch. 265. Deleted by Act No. 8 of 2010, Second Sch. 266. Unlawful compulsory labour Any person who unlawfully compels any person to labour against the will of that person is guilty of a misdemeanour. 266A. Offences Under Part Where it appears that any of the offences specified under this Part is committed for the purpose of exploitation, the person committing the offence shall be charged with the appropriate offence as specified in the Counter Trafficking in Persons Act. [Act No. 8 of 2010, Second Sch.] Division V – Offences relating to Property CHAPTER XXVI – THEFT 267. Things capable of being stolen (1) Every inanimate thing whatever which is the property of any person, and which is movable, is capable of being stolen. (2) Every inanimate thing which is the property of any person, and which is capable of being made movable, is capable of being stolen as soon as it becomes movable, although it is made movable in order to steal it. (3) Every tame animal, whether tame by nature or wild by nature and subsequently tamed, which is the property of any person is capable of being stolen. (4) Animals wild by nature, of a kind which is not ordinarily found in a condition of natural liberty in Kenya, which are the property of any person, and which are usually kept in a state of confinement, are capable of being stolen, whether they are actually in confinement or have escaped from confinement. (5) Animals wild by nature, of a kind which is ordinarily found in a condition of natural liberty in Kenya, which are the property of any person, are capable of being stolen while they are in confinement, and while they are being actually pursued after escaping from confinement, but not at any other time. (6) An animal wild by nature is deemed to be in a state of confinement so long as it is in a den, cage, sty, tank or other small enclosure, or is otherwise so placed that it cannot escape and that its owner can take possession of it at pleasure. (7) Wild animals in the enjoyment of their natural liberty are not capable of being stolen, but their dead bodies are capable of being stolen. (8) Everything produced by or forming part of the body of an animal capable of being stolen is capable of being stolen. (9) Information is capable of being stolen. [Act No. 40 of 1952, Sch.] P6-81 [Issue 1]