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Collins v Willcock (1984)
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walking down a busy street, people may bump into eachother.
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Haysted v DPP (2000)
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D punched a woman causing her to drop her child. indirect battery of the child.
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Fagan v Metropolitan Police Commissioner (1969)
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Fagan accidentally parked car on police officers foot. when asked to move, refused. force applied by driving onto officers foot and was unlawful when he refused to move.
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Thomas (1985)
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touching hem of girls skirt while she was wearing it amounted to touching the girl.
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DPP v Santana Bermudez (2004)
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D was asked by police officer searching him if he had any sharps, he refused to answer. he failed to inform her so she pricked her finger on the needle. held that failure to inform her of the needle was sufficient to satisfy the actus reus.
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