1
Q
R v Thomas
A
Even the slightest touch is battery
2
Q
Wilson v Pringle
A
Force must be hostile (unwanted and aggressive) and go beyond the ordinary jostlings of life
3
Q
Collins v Wilcock
A
Actions such as a friendly slap on the back or contact sports are not battery, known as ‘ordinary jostling’
4
Q
DPP v K
A
Used for battery done indirectly through objects.
Law
flashcards
Decks in class (53)
# Cards
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Assault6
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ABH5
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Appeals21
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Attempted crime10
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Access to Justice37
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Battery4
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Burglary15
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Criminal Courts And Procedures12
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Causation6
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Classification of terms6
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Consent13
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Consideration18
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Diminished Responsibility VolMan13
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Delegated legislation27
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Duress4
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Exclusion Clauses25
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Economic Duress8
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Frustration13
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GBH7
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Gross negligence manslaughter11
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General Defences (tort)7
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Intention To Create Legal Relationships14
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Implied terms13
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Intoxication2
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Insanity and automatism4
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Incorporation of terms14
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juries36
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Judicial Precedent27
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Law Reform8
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loss of control VolMan15
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Legal Personnel26
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Mens Rea4
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Omission6
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Transferred Malice3
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Wounding3
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Statutory Interpretation35
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unlawful act manslaugher16
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Sentencing41
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negligence28
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magistrates6
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Private nuisance33
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Offer and acceptance25
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Rylands V Fletcher12
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Privity13
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Murder24
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Occupier's liability25
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Theft37
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Vicarious liability16
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Robbery10
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Performance and Breach7
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Self-defence9
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Remedies (contract)19
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Misrepresentation25
