This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 Excerpt: ... - elusive presumption of an intent to injure at once arises, gumption of thi Such a knowledge can only be proved on the facts of each ment. individual case, as they existed, or were supposed to exist, or were known by the accused, ill the time the charge tea. made, anil the accused iu his defence should be allowed to ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 Excerpt: ... - elusive presumption of an intent to injure at once arises, gumption of thi Such a knowledge can only be proved on the facts of each ment. individual case, as they existed, or were supposed to exist, or were known by the accused, ill the time the charge tea. made, anil the accused iu his defence should be allowed to show the nature of the information he had, and the rumours that he heard. Ac.(o) Proof that the accused, upon reasonable grounds sufficient to satisfy a cautious man. honestly believed that tlie person he accused was probably guilty is a good defencc, (/) as wholly negativing a presumption of an intent to injure on his part. Rashness in making a charge honestly believed in is not in itself indictable, but want of any enquiry (and hence rashness, ) is important in determining whether there was a reasonable and probable cause.(q) "Offence" "ffw-" See ' &) A false charge of that which is no offence is not punishable under this section, but if the charge is made with the knowledge that there is no good ground for treating it as au offence, the person making the charge will be liable under Sec. 121.(rj Faltelyrhargi, ." A 'false chart/'' must l)e made to a Court or officer who has power to set the criminal law in motion.(n) To falselx charge another with having committed an offence, to a person other than an official connected with initial criminal proceedings would be defamation, but would not be an offence under this section. "It is not necessary that the in) R. v. Nobitkinlo Qhutte, 8, (y) Perrvman v. Lister, L. 1'., W. R. Or., 87. 8, Ex., 197: ' L. K, 4, H. L., 521 (n) lb. and R. v. Qapid Dha-R v. Prim Kienev, 0, W. K. Cr., nuk, I. L. R., VII. Cat, 06. 15. (o) R. v. Navalmal, 8, Bom. (r) R. v. Gapano. 1, ...
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