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<head>Simple Personal Injuries</head> | <head>Simple Personal Injuries</head> | ||
<note>A | <note>A Simple personal<lb/> | ||
injury what</note> | injury what</note> | ||
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<p><!-- This paragraph is deleted -->A personal insult is where by look or gesture<lb/> | <p><!-- This paragraph is deleted -->A personal insult is where by look or gesture<lb/> | ||
or by rude treatment offer'd to <del><gap/></del> <add>the</add>person<lb/> | or by rude treatment offer'd to <del><gap/></del> <add>the</add> person<lb/> | ||
of another a man <del><gap/></del> expresses contempt for him<lb/> | of another a man <del><gap/></del> expresses contempt for him<lb/> | ||
or endeavours to <del>bring</del> <add>expose</add> him to contempt.</p> | or endeavours to <del>bring</del> <add>expose</add> him to contempt.</p> | ||
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Exposition</note> | Exposition</note> | ||
It matters not how the pain or <del><gap/></del> | It matters not how the pain or <del><gap/></del> uneasiness<lb/> | ||
<add>or the apprehension of it</add> is occasioned. It may be occasioned,<add> for instance</add> by beating, whipping<lb/> | <add>or the apprehension of it</add> is occasioned.<!-- Paragraph mark --> It may be occasioned,<add> for instance <!-- Paragraph mark --></add> by beating, whipping<lb/> | ||
or wounding, with or without an instrument: by<lb/> | or wounding, with or without an instrument:<!-- Paragraph mark --> by<lb/> | ||
a stream of <add>fire</add> water air or light; by presenting<lb/> | a stream of <add>fire</add> water air or light;<!-- Paragraph mark --> by presenting<lb/> | ||
<del><gap/></del> a loathsome object to the touch, <del><gap/></del> taste, smell<lb/> | <del><gap/></del> a loathsome object to the touch, <del><gap/></del> taste, smell<lb/> | ||
hearing or sight:<lb/> | hearing or sight:<!-- Paragraph mark --><del><gap/></del><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi><lb/> | ||
<note>by <add>forcibly</add> administering a<lb/> | <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> by <add>forcibly</add> administering a<lb/> | ||
drug producing any<lb/> | drug producing any<lb/> | ||
bodily indisposition</note><lb/> | bodily indisposition.<!-- Paragraph mark --></note><lb/> | ||
by <add>making</add> a dog or other <lb/> | by <del>instigating</del> <add>making <del><gap/></del></add> a dog or other <lb/> | ||
animal serve as an instrument; or by <add>false</add><lb/><del> | animal serve as an instrument;<!-- Paragraph mark --> or by <del>artifice</del> <add>false</add><lb/> | ||
person or the party himself answer that purpose | <del>making</del> -representations or other artifice-making an innocent<lb/> | ||
for instance by persuading him to walk into<lb/> | person or the party himself answer that purpose:<lb/> | ||
for instance<!-- Paragraph mark --> by persuading him to walk into<lb/> | |||
a snare or pitfall, or to take an <del><gap/></del> unwholesome drug, or <note>to expose himself to circumstances<lb/> | a snare or pitfall, or to take an <del><gap/></del> unwholesome drug, or <note>to expose himself to circumstances<lb/> | ||
injurious to<lb/> | injurious to<lb/> | ||
his health.</note><lb/> | his health.<!-- Paragraph mark --></note><lb/> | ||
It matters not how slight the contact is by which the<lb/> | It matters not how slight the contact is by which the<lb/> | ||
uneasiness is produced. Any touch, however slight may be sufficient<lb/> | uneasiness is produced. Any touch, however slight may be sufficient<lb/> | ||
to produce<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi><lb/> | to produce<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi><lb/> | ||
<note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi | <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi>uneasiness in a man if<lb/> | ||
it be against his will.</note><lb/> | it be against his will.<!-- Paragraph mark --></note><lb/> | ||
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Lawful causes | <note>Lawful causes<lb/> | ||
what | what</note> | ||
[Lawful cause exists in the following | <p>[Lawful cause exists in the <gap/> following<lb/> | ||
cases.] There are <gap/> sorts of lawful causes | cases.] There are <gap/> sorts of lawful causes<lb/> | ||
for occasioning bodily pain or uneasiness in another. | for occasioning bodily pain or uneasiness in another.</p> | ||
1. [acting as in con<gap/> or under a magistrate] or by in pursuance of his authority of a <gap/>] given | <p>1. [<hi rend="underline">acting as</hi> <del><add>in con<gap/></add></del> <add>or <hi rend="underline">under</hi></add> <hi rend="underline">a magistrate</hi>] <del>or by</del> <add>in pursuance of <del>his</del></add> authority <del>of a <gap/></del>] <add>given</add><lb/> | ||
< | <del>executing legal powers committed <add>given</add> to a magistrate.</del> <add>him by Law.</add></p> | ||
2. exercising powers of correction [given by | <p>2. <hi rend="underline">exercising powers of correction</hi> [given by<lb/> | ||
the law to persons in certain private capacities. | the law to persons in certain private capacities.</p> | ||
3. defending < | <p>3. defending one's self or <add>any</add> other person against<lb/> | ||
a personal injury ( defending one's possessions | a personal injury (<gap/> defending) one's possessions<lb/> | ||
or any other person's possessions against unlawful | or any other person's possessions against unlawful</p> | ||
A Lawful Cause and | <note>A Lawful Cause and<lb/> | ||
an Excuse, what. | an Excuse, what.</note> | ||
A lawful cause is any circumstance or combination of circumstances | <p><add>A lawful cause is any circumstance or combination of circumstances<lb/> | ||
the existence of which <gap/> constitutes a compleat justification | the existence of which <del><gap/></del> constitutes a <unclear>compleat</unclear> justification: the effect of a</add><lb/> | ||
<gap/> lawful cause is to exempt <gap/> a man from all <gap/> | <del><gap/></del> lawful cause <add>is to</add> exempt <del><gap/></del> a man from <hi rend="underline">all</hi> <del><gap/></del><lb/> | ||
punishment. An excuse exempts him more or less from punishment. | punishment. An excuse exempts him more or less from punishment.</p> | ||
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C
Simple Personal Injuries
A Simple personal
injury what
A simple personal injury is where without
lawful cause a man is wilfully instrumental
in occasioning or attempts or offers to occasion bodily pain harm or bodily uneasiness
or the immediate apprehension of bodily pain harm or uneasiness
to another, without intending him
any further mischief.
A personal insult is where by look or gesture
or by rude treatment offer'd to the person
of another a man expresses contempt for him
or endeavours to bring expose him to contempt.
Explanation
Exposition
It matters not how the pain or uneasiness
or the apprehension of it is occasioned. It may be occasioned, for instance by beating, whipping
or wounding, with or without an instrument: by
a stream of fire water air or light; by presenting
a loathsome object to the touch, taste, smell
hearing or sight:[+]
[+] by forcibly administering a
drug producing any
bodily indisposition.
by instigating making a dog or other
animal serve as an instrument; or by artifice false
making -representations or other artifice-making an innocent
person or the party himself answer that purpose:
for instance by persuading him to walk into
a snare or pitfall, or to take an unwholesome drug, or to expose himself to circumstances
injurious to
his health.
It matters not how slight the contact is by which the
uneasiness is produced. Any touch, however slight may be sufficient
to produce[+]
[+]uneasiness in a man if
it be against his will.
Lawful causes
what
[Lawful cause exists in the following
cases.] There are sorts of lawful causes
for occasioning bodily pain or uneasiness in another.
1. [acting as in con or under a magistrate] or by in pursuance of his authority of a ] given
executing legal powers committed given to a magistrate. him by Law.
2. exercising powers of correction [given by
the law to persons in certain private capacities.
3. defending one's self or any other person against
a personal injury ( defending) one's possessions
or any other person's possessions against unlawful
A Lawful Cause and
an Excuse, what.
A lawful cause is any circumstance or combination of circumstances
the existence of which constitutes a compleat justification: the effect of a
lawful cause is to exempt a man from all
punishment. An excuse exempts him more or less from punishment.
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