CRIMINAL CODE [CAP. 9. 75 the punishments established for contraventions. 162. Whosoever shall violate any tomb or burial place, publicly acknowledged as such, shall, on conviction, be liable to imprisonment for a term from nine months to two years or to a fine (multa) not exceeding five thousand euro (€5,000). Violation of tombs. Amended by: III. 2002.32; L.N. 407 of 2007; XXIV. 2014.23. Title IV OF CRIMES AGAINST THE RELIGIOUS SENTIMENT Added by: XXVIII. 1933.1. 163. Repealed by Act XXXVII. 2016.3. Vilification of the Roman Catholic Apostolic Religion. Added by: XXVIII. 1933.2. 164. Repealed by Act XXXVII. 2016.3. Vilification of other cults tolerated by law. Added by: XXVIII. 1933.2. 165. (1) Whosoever impedes or disturbs the performance of any function, ceremony or religious service of any religion tolerated by law, which is carried out with the assistance of a minister of religion or in any place of worship or in any public place or place open to the public shall, if the impediment or disturbance causes no serious danger to public order be liable to a punishment of up to six months imprisonment and if such a serious danger results the punishment shall be increased by one degree. Obstruction of religious services. Added by: XXVIII. 1933.2. Amended by: XXXVII. 2016.4. (2) If any act amounting to threat or violence against the person is committed, the punishment shall be imprisonment for a term from six months to two years. Title V O F CRIMES AFFECTING PUBLIC T RUST Sub-title I OF FORGERY OF PAPERS, S TAMPS AND S EALS 166. (1) Whosoever shall forge any Government debenture for sums advanced on loan to the Government, shall, on conviction, be liable to imprisonment for a term from three to five years, with or without solitary confinement. (2) The same punishment shall apply where the forgery consists in opening a credit relative to such loan in the books of the Forgery of Government debentures. Amended by: XII. 1913.4; XLIX. 1981.4.