Oblique Intention in UK Law
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Re A (Children) (Conjoined Twins: Surgical Separation)
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The Convention is to be construed as an autonomous text, without regard to any special rules of English law, and the word "intentionally" in Article 2(1) must be given its natural and ordinary meaning. The Convention is to be construed as an autonomous text, without regard to any special rules of English law, and the word "intentionally" in Article 2(1) must be given its natural and ordinary meaning.
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Pickering v Liverpool Daily Post and Others
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But in order to fall within the principle which Lord Diplock had in contemplation it must, in my opinion, appear upon the true construction of the legislation in question that the intention was to confer on members of the protected class a cause of action sounding in damages occasioned by the breach.
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Kenneth Allison Ltd and Others v A E Limehouse & Company
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Like my noble and learned friend, Lord Bridge of Harwich, I am satisfied that Mr. Vallance's first submission must fail. Prima facie, the process server must hand the relevant document to the person upon whom it has to be served. The only concession to practicality is that, if that person will not accept the document, the process server may tell him what the document contains and leave it with him or near him (see Ord. 65, r. 2 and the notes to that rule in the Supreme Court Practice).
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Steven Sumpter v The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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In respect of this ground, Mr Westgate's submissions founder on the evidence. It is unfortunate that the terms of the 2012 proposals were not clearer. It is unfortunate that the 2013 Consultation did not take place prior to the adoption of the Moving around criteria in the 2013 Regulations. And the Secretary of State was entitled to come to the same view, having considered all of the options, the evidence and the consultation responses, with an open mind.
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Factory and Workshop Act 1878
... ... until the occupier has served on an inspector notice of his intention to conduct his workshop on that system. S-16 ... Period of employment ... ‘mill-gearing’ comprehends every shaft, whether upright, oblique, or horizontal, and every wheel, drum, or pulley by which the motion of ... ...
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Taxation Act 1776
... ... be of an oblong Figure, and in the said Books shall be joined with oblique Lines, Flourishes, or Devices, in such Manner as the said Managers and ... or to any other Person or Persons whatsover, with a fraudulent Intention; or shall willingly aid, abet, ... assist, hire, or command, any Person ... ...
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The Transport for Greater Manchester (Light Rapid Transit System) (Trafford Park Extension) Order 2016
... ... of the building or land not less than 14 days’ notice of its intention to exercise that right and, in a case falling within sub-paragraph (a) or ... 2. In column (1) of each of the tables, the number before the oblique refers to the relevant sheet Number of the traffic regulation plans, and ... ...
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Factories Act 1844
... ... sent a Notice in Writing to the Inspector of the District of his Intention to ... restrict the Hours of Labour of young Persons in the Factory to Ten ... ’shall be taken to comprehend every Shaft, whether upright, oblique, or horizontal, and every Wheel, Drum, or Pulley by which the Motion of ... ...
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The Definition of Oblique Intention
The Law Commission contended that a person should not be held as having oblique intention with respect to a result if his whole purpose in acting is to avoid this result. This article asserts that ...
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Murderous intent—The attitude of a murderer?
There is a controversy in the definition of murder in England and Wales. This relates to ‘intention’ in the mental element, which can include the defendant’s foresight of death or grievous bodily h...... ... This oblique intent is criticised as morallyunder-inclusive. In this article, it is ... That attitude is contrasted with thedictionary definition of intention in which death or GBH can be used in pursuit of, or is, thedefendants ... ...
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Index to Volume 68: Parts 1, 2
... ... FelonyAct 1848 and 33Defence of provocation 96, 105*Denition, of oblique intention 79*Draft Criminal Code for Scotland 50*Fighting corruption and ... ...
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Prosecuting Complicity
In this paper I try to outline the implications of the decision in R v Jogee for practice. I try to explain what the substantive law now requires and how that should be implemented in practice. I a...... ... Intention is intentionwhether it depends on a conditionor not. Finally,it will be ... different act maxim of evidence, deadly weaponmaxim of evidence, oblique intention, direct intentionCorresponding author:Dennis J. Baker, ... ...
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Who Goes There?
... ... The Explanatory Notes indicate that ... it was Parliament's intention when passing s.7 to encompass ... within "electronic programs or data" ... Establishing intent, either direct or oblique (that is the ... defendant saw the event as a virtual certainty) under ... ...
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Threats Of IP Infringement And The Amendments To S70 Patents Act
... ... with another's business or contractual relations with the intention to cause damage thereby. These torts were successfully pleaded (alongside ... of action to be stated for there to be a threat and similarly oblique and inadvertent threats are still actionable10; ... responding ... ...
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Update On Proposed Reforms To Civil Litigation Funding In The UK
... ... The Government has declared its intention to introduce what it describes as "damages-based agreements" ("DBA") ... of either of these points in the Government's proposal save for an oblique reference to the Government discussing "the details" with stakeholders in ... ...
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Threats Of IP Infringement And The Amendments To S70 Patents Act
... ... with another's business or contractual relations with the intention to cause damage thereby. These torts were successfully pleaded (alongside ... of action to be stated for there to be a threat and similarly oblique and inadvertent threats are still actionable ; ... responding ... ...