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<head><hi rend='superscript'>14)</hi> Offences respecting the <hi rend='underline'>persons</hi> of <hi rend='underline'>Individuals.</hi><!-- this word underlined twice --></head> | |||
<p>patient , being the person where feelings are concerned, | |||
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is after hearing the report made by the Medical | |||
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practitioner , <add>in general</add> the fittest judges | |||
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<p><!-- indent --><note>Exemption — Consent [of the Sufferer.]</note> Another ground of exemption is the consent of | |||
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the sufferer on whatever account given . | |||
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<p><!-- indent -->If a man consents to have an act performed upon | |||
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him , it is <add>a</add> plain sign that the sensation thereby produced <del>although</del> <add>whatever</add> it might appear to a bystander is | |||
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either not painful or if painful is attended by | |||
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a pleasure <add>or appears likely to be attended with a negative good</add> more than equivalent . Otherwise what | |||
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should <add>him</add> induced him to consent ? | |||
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<p><!-- indent by 1-2 spaces -->For this however to be the case , the consent <del><unclear>ought</unclear></del> | |||
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must have been <hi rend='underline'>free</hi> [; nor <del><gap/></del> must there have been | |||
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on the part of the author of the act any <del><gap/></del> <add>industrious</add> | |||
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<add><hi rend='underline'>purposed</hi></add> concealment of consequences known by him to be | |||
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probable.] and <hi rend='underline'>fairly</hi> obtained. | |||
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14) Offences respecting the persons of Individuals.
patient , being the person where feelings are concerned,
is after hearing the report made by the Medical
practitioner , in general the fittest judges
Exemption — Consent [of the Sufferer.] Another ground of exemption is the consent of
the sufferer on whatever account given .
If a man consents to have an act performed upon
him , it is a plain sign that the sensation thereby produced although whatever it might appear to a bystander is
either not painful or if painful is attended by
a pleasure or appears likely to be attended with a negative good more than equivalent . Otherwise what
should him induced him to consent ?
For this however to be the case , the consent ought
must have been free [; nor must there have been
on the part of the author of the act any industrious
purposed concealment of consequences known by him to be
probable.] and fairly obtained.
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penal code |
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120 |
simple personal injuries / offences respecting the persons of individuals |
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exemption / medical practice / exemption - / consent / circumstances of extenuation / grounds of extenuation |
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text sheet |
4 |
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recto |
e13 / e14 / e15 / e16 |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::[gr with crown motif] pro patria [with motif]]] |
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23737 |
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