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Analytic account of the elements of Mens Rea and Actus Reus of Battery through Common Law and statutory intepretation
The Definition of Battery as a Common Law and Statutory Non-Fatal Offence against the person
The definition of Battery as a Common Law and Statutory Non-Fatal Offence against the person.
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