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Page 42
... defendant intended to cause bodily injury to the victim , irrespective of the type of injury intended ? The various rulings seem to give an affirm- ative answer . Secondly ( the converse of the first question ) , is the Court saying ...
... defendant intended to cause bodily injury to the victim , irrespective of the type of injury intended ? The various rulings seem to give an affirm- ative answer . Secondly ( the converse of the first question ) , is the Court saying ...
Page 43
... defendant's unlawful object may have involved an intention to cause bodily harm of a lesser kind than that envisaged by paras ( a ) and ( b ) ; applies irrespective of whether or not the defendant desired that her or his unlawful object ...
... defendant's unlawful object may have involved an intention to cause bodily harm of a lesser kind than that envisaged by paras ( a ) and ( b ) ; applies irrespective of whether or not the defendant desired that her or his unlawful object ...
Page 403
... defendant may be " recovered as a debt due by the Crown " unless there is evidence of mala fides or negligence by the defendant . Commonly , for example , charges may be reduced or dropped by police at status hearings . These apparently ...
... defendant may be " recovered as a debt due by the Crown " unless there is evidence of mala fides or negligence by the defendant . Commonly , for example , charges may be reduced or dropped by police at status hearings . These apparently ...
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