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<head>C<lb/>
<head>C</head>
Simple Personal Injuries</head>
<head>Simple Personal Injuries</head>


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<p>
<note>Damage directly intentional  &#x2014;  obliquely intentional.</note>
<note>Damage directly intentional  &#x2014;  obliquely intentional-</note>
<p>The Damage to the party may be said to be <hi rend='underline'>directly</hi> intentional<lb/>
The Damage to the party may be said to be <hi rend='underline'>directly</hi> intentional<lb/>
when it is the prospect of producing <del>it</del> <add>such damage</add> that appears<lb/>
when it is the prospect of producing <del>it</del> <add>such damage</add> that appears<lb/>
to have been the <add>offender's</add> inducement <del>of the offender</del> to do<lb/>
to have been the <add>offender's</add> inducement <del>of the offender</del> to do<lb/>
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as it happened drew with it, and beforehand appeared<lb/>
as it happened drew with it, and beforehand appeared<lb/>
more or less likely to draw with it, (the production of) such<lb/>
more or less likely to draw with it, (the production of) such<lb/>
Damage as a consequence of the same cause.</p>
Damage as a consequence of the same cause.<lb/></p>
<note>Example</note>
<p><note>Example</note>
Thus if your <del>motive</del> <add>intention</add> for instance in striking the man<lb/>
Thus if your <del>motive</del> <add>intention</add> for instance in striking the man<lb/>
whose leg you broke was <del>to the pleasure of putting</del> <add>to put</add> him<lb/>
whose leg you broke was <del>to the pleasure of putting</del> <add>to put</add> him<lb/>
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<add>or such a</add> mischief, the event of his suffering such  mischief was<lb/>
<add>or such a</add> mischief, the event of his suffering such  mischief was<lb/>
<hi rend='underline'>directly</hi> intentional on your part: but if the case was that<lb/>
<hi rend='underline'>directly</hi> intentional on your part: but if the case was that<lb/>
you <del><gap/></del> <add>cared</add> not <del><gap/></del> whether you put him to pain or not, and<lb/>
you <del>did</del> <add>cared</add> not <del>care</del> whether you put him to pain or not, and<lb/>
your only inducement for striking him was to <del>make</del> <del><add>get</add></del> <add>remove</add> him<lb/>
your only inducement for striking him was to <del>make</del> <del><add>get</add></del> <add>remove</add> him<lb/>
<del>clear the way</del><del><add> stand aside and</add> <gap/> </del><add>out of</add> <add>the way</add> the production of the <del>damage</del> <add>mischief</add> was but obliq=
<del>clear the way</del> <add> <del>stand aside and <gap/></del> <add>out of</add> the way</add> the production of the <del>damage</del> <add>mischief</add> was but obliquely<lb/></p>
<head>=quely</head>
 
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C Simple Personal Injuries

Damage directly intentional — obliquely intentional- The Damage to the party may be said to be directly intentional
when it is the prospect of producing it such damage that appears
to have been the offender's inducement of the offender to do
the act: obliquely intentional when it appears that
though the damage was in contemplation, yet that
the inducement to the doing of the act was not the production
of such damage but some other event which
as it happened drew with it, and beforehand appeared
more or less likely to draw with it, (the production of) such
Damage as a consequence of the same cause.

Example Thus if your motive intention for instance in striking the man
whose leg you broke was to the pleasure of putting to put him
to so much such or such a degree of pain, or in general the doing him so much to occasion him such
or such a mischief, the event of his suffering such mischief was
directly intentional on your part: but if the case was that
you did cared not care whether you put him to pain or not, and
your only inducement for striking him was to make get remove him
clear the way stand aside and <add>out of the way</add> the production of the damage mischief was but obliquely







Identifier: | JB/073/083/003"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

083

Info in main headings field

simple personal injuries

Image

003

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

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

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23923

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