Act 9 Penal Code Act 2008 (b) “A”, by exhibiting to “Z” a false sample of an article, intentionally deceives “Z” into believing that the article corresponds with the sample and thereby dishonestly induces “Z” to buy and pay for the article. Under these facts, “A” cheats “Z”; (c) “A”, by tendering in payment for an article a cheque on a bank with which “A” keeps no money and by which “A” expects that the cheque will be dishonoured, intentionally deceives and thereby dishonestly induces to deliver the article intending not to pay for it. ”A” cheats; (d) “A”, by pledging as diamonds articles which he or she knows are not diamonds, intentionally deceives “Z” and thereby dishonestly induces “Z” to lend money. “A” cheats; (e) “A” intentionally deceives “Z” into a belief that “A” means to repay any money that “Z” may lend to him or her and thereby dishonestly induces “Z” to lend him money, “A” not intending to repay it. “A” cheats; (f) “A” intentionally deceives “Z” into a belief that “A” means to deliver to “Z” a certain quantity of dura which “A” does not intend to deliver and thereby dishonestly induces “Z” to advance money upon the faith of such delivery. “A” cheats; but, if “A” at the time of obtaining the money intends to deliver the dura and afterwards breaks his or her contract and does not deliver it, he or she does not cheat but is liable only to a civil action for breach of contract; (g) “A” intentionally deceives “Z” into a belief that “A” has performed “A” part of a contract made with “Z”, which he or she has not performed, and thereby dishonestly induces “Z” to pay money. “A” cheats. 171