The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 139
... assault if two persons playing at cudgels by consent hurt one another and seems to consider that the presence of consent , and the absence of malice , takes away illegality from the application of force to another , even when the blow ...
... assault if two persons playing at cudgels by consent hurt one another and seems to consider that the presence of consent , and the absence of malice , takes away illegality from the application of force to another , even when the blow ...
Page 144
... assaults lead- ing to a breach of the peace , while sparring with gloves , simpliciter , does not . It would be crushing ... assault . No such case appears in Howell's State Trials . It may be open to ques- tion whether by public boxing ...
... assaults lead- ing to a breach of the peace , while sparring with gloves , simpliciter , does not . It would be crushing ... assault . No such case appears in Howell's State Trials . It may be open to ques- tion whether by public boxing ...
Page 145
... assault.1 But the offence in such a case is committed with a different inten- tion to that in cases of common assault , and the distinction between the two classes of assault was indicated by Lord Mansfield in proceedings against George ...
... assault.1 But the offence in such a case is committed with a different inten- tion to that in cases of common assault , and the distinction between the two classes of assault was indicated by Lord Mansfield in proceedings against George ...
Page 146
... assault . This seems to have been decided in Boulter v . Clerk , a case quoted in Dalton's Countrey Justice ( 1637 ) , and referred to in Buller's Nisi Prius , p . 16. Sir Francis Buller refers to Dalton as his authority for the ...
... assault . This seems to have been decided in Boulter v . Clerk , a case quoted in Dalton's Countrey Justice ( 1637 ) , and referred to in Buller's Nisi Prius , p . 16. Sir Francis Buller refers to Dalton as his authority for the ...
Page 147
... assault , but that a blow struck in sport , and not likely nor in- tended to cause bodily harm , is not an assault , and thus , an assault being a breach of the peace and unlawful , the consent of the person struck is immaterial . " If ...
... assault , but that a blow struck in sport , and not likely nor in- tended to cause bodily harm , is not an assault , and thus , an assault being a breach of the peace and unlawful , the consent of the person struck is immaterial . " If ...
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