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<head>C</head><lb/>
<head>Simple Personal Injuries</head><lb/>
<head>Want of Intention</head>
<note>Degrees in which it may manifest itself</note><lb/> <p>This may respect<lb/>1.  The act <add>itself</add> considered in its commencement.<lb/> 2.  The act itself considered in its termination.<lb/>  3.  The immediate consequences of the act.<lb/>  4.  The remote consequences of the act.<lb/></p> 
<p>Thus, suppose <del>for instance </del> that by a blow <del>you</del> <lb/> <add>given</add> for instance with an iron bar which you <del>hold</del><lb/> were holding in your hand, you have broke<lb/> <del>a persons</del> the leg of a porter in such manner<lb/> that it is obliged to be cut off whereby he is<lb/> rendered incapable of getting his <sic>lively hood</sic>.  The<lb/> <add>case</add> may be either</p>
<p><note>Act unintentional in its commencement</note><lb/> 1.  That you did not so much as intend to move<lb/> your hand:  for that you were made to do so<lb/> by a violent shove given you by another<lb/> person.  In such case the act was unintentional <lb/> in its commencement.</p>


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<p><note>- in its termination</note> <lb/> 2.  That you <del>did not</del> intended to strike not<lb/> the man's leg nor any part of him but<lb/> some other object:  for instance the ground &amp; In <lb/>this case the act was unintentional in it's termination</p>


<p><note>- in it's immediate mischievious consequences</note> <lb/> 3.  That you <del>did not</del> intended not to break his <lb/> leg but either only to <del>give him rather</del> touch<lb/> for <del>as to warn</del> <add>the purpose of warning</add> him to stand out of the way<lb/> or at most only to put him to a slight degree<lb/> of pain.  In such case the act was unintentional <lb/> with respect to it's immediate consequences.</p>


<p><note>- in it's remote mischieviousness consequences </note> <lb/> 4.  That you meant to break his leg: <add>but not</add> in such manner<lb/> as that he should be obliged to have it cut <lb/> off:  or that <del>the <gap/></del> his losing his <sic>livelyhood</sic> was a <lb/> consequence that did not  occur to you.  In either of<lb/>  these cases, the <del><gap/></del> act  was unintentional with relation<lb/> to these its <del>full</del> remote consequences respectively.<lb/></p> 


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Simple Personal Injuries
Want of Intention

Degrees in which it may manifest itself

This may respect
1. The act itself considered in its commencement.
2. The act itself considered in its termination.
3. The immediate consequences of the act.
4. The remote consequences of the act.

Thus, suppose for instance that by a blow you
given for instance with an iron bar which you hold
were holding in your hand, you have broke
a persons the leg of a porter in such manner
that it is obliged to be cut off whereby he is
rendered incapable of getting his lively hood. The
case may be either

Act unintentional in its commencement
1. That you did not so much as intend to move
your hand: for that you were made to do so
by a violent shove given you by another
person. In such case the act was unintentional
in its commencement.

- in its termination
2. That you did not intended to strike not
the man's leg nor any part of him but
some other object: for instance the ground & In
this case the act was unintentional in it's termination

- in it's immediate mischievious consequences
3. That you did not intended not to break his
leg but either only to give him rather touch
for as to warn the purpose of warning him to stand out of the way
or at most only to put him to a slight degree
of pain. In such case the act was unintentional
with respect to it's immediate consequences.

- in it's remote mischieviousness consequences
4. That you meant to break his leg: but not in such manner
as that he should be obliged to have it cut
off: or that the his losing his livelyhood was a
consequence that did not occur to you. In either of
these cases, the act was unintentional with relation
to these its full remote consequences respectively.

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Identifier: | JB/073/078/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 73.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

073

Main Headings

law in general

Folio number

078

Info in main headings field

simple personal injuries

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f1 / / / f4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23918

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