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<p><note><del>Its</del> In a quarrel any immorality may be <unclear>alledged</unclear> as a ground of reproof</note> In examining into the merits of a quarrel<lb/> <lb/> | |||
any illegal or immoral act, though not injurious<lb/> | any illegal or immoral act, though not injurious<lb/> | ||
to the party, or the sincere though erroneous persuasion<lb/> | to the party, or the sincere though erroneous persuasion<lb/> | ||
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would otherwise be an act of verbal abuse or<lb/> | would otherwise be an act of verbal abuse or<lb/> | ||
defamation, or even for a slight <add>simple</add> personal injury<lb/> | defamation, or even for a slight <add>simple</add> personal injury<lb/> | ||
or personal insult. | or personal insult.</p> | ||
<p | <p><note>Slight provocations admitted, why</note> Slight provocation may be admitted in<lb/> | ||
the way of excuse, because it is not necessarily<lb/> | the way of excuse, because it is not necessarily<lb/> | ||
the effect of an excuse though it be admitted <lb/> | the effect of an excuse though it be admitted <lb/> | ||
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or from no part at all.</p> | or from no part at all.</p> | ||
<p><note>Provocations with regard to what persons inadmissable.</note> For a personal injury done to the following <lb/> | |||
persons no provocation whatever shall be admitted <lb/> | persons no provocation whatever shall be admitted <lb/> | ||
as an excuse: < | as an excuse:</p> | ||
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1. A Parent or other progenitor<lb/> | 1. A Parent or other progenitor<lb/> | ||
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3. A Schoolmaster during the time of the Scholarship.<lb/> | 3. A Schoolmaster during the time of the Scholarship.<lb/> | ||
4. A Master during the time of the service.<lb/> | 4. A Master during the time of the service.<lb/> | ||
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19
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Simple Personal Injuries
Its In a quarrel any immorality may be alledged as a ground of reproof In examining into the merits of a quarrel
any illegal or immoral act, though not injurious
to the party, or the sincere though erroneous persuasion
of the existence of such an act may be
admitted as a provocation in excuse for what
would otherwise be an act of verbal abuse or
defamation, or even for a slight simple personal injury
or personal insult.
Slight provocations admitted, why Slight provocation may be admitted in
the way of excuse, because it is not necessarily
the effect of an excuse though it be admitted
such, to exempt a man from any part of the punishment.
It may be made a ground for exempting
him from the whole or from any part of it
or from no part at all.
Provocations with regard to what persons inadmissable. For a personal injury done to the following
persons no provocation whatever shall be admitted
as an excuse:
1. A Parent or other progenitor
2. A Guardian during the time of the Guardianship.
3. A Master during the time of the service.
3. A Schoolmaster during the time of the Scholarship.
4. A Master during the time of the service.
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simple personal injuries |
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