In this part:
"causes" damage or another result—a person causes damage or another result if the person's conduct substantially contributes to the damage or other result.
"damage" property, includes the following:
(a) destroy the property;
(b) cause the physical loss of the property by interfering with the property (including by removing any restraint over the property or abandoning the property);
(c) cause loss of a use or function of the property by interfering with the property;
(d) deface the property;
(e) for a document—obliterate or make illegible the whole or part of the document;
(f) for an animal—harm or kill the animal;
(g) for a plant or other thing forming part of land—cut it from the land.
"property" means any property of a tangible nature.
Note For further definition of property , see the dictionary and the Legislation Act
, dict, pt 1.