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5 Cards in this Set
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Collins v wilcock |
'An act which causes another person to apprehend the infliction of immediate unlawful force on his person' Lord Geoff |
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Objective test reasonable apprehension |
Stephen v myers- apprehension of violence when held back R v St George - unloaded gun Innes v wylie- not by positive obstruction |
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Intention |
R v venna |
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Immediate and direct |
Thomas v national union of mine workers |
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Words? |
R v meades (meades × belts case) - no if words alone R v ireland- criminal case but allowed if thought carry out threats Tuberville v savage- can negate from a assault Read v Coker - conditional threat may be enough |
