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Trespass to person must be intentional
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Letang v Cooper - if negligent then sue in negligence
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Assault - reasonable apprehension of immediate battery
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Stephens v Myers
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Assault - words alone
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R v Ireland - if in reasonable fear of immediate battery
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Battery - act must be hostile
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Wilson v Pringle
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Battery - act need not be hostile
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F v W Berkshire HA
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Battery - can be transferred intent
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Livingstone v MoD
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False imprisonment - knowledge of restraint not needed
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Murray
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False imprisonment - must be total restraint
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Bird v Jones
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Defence - consent
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Chatterton v Gerson - real and valid
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Defence of person
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Cockcroft v Smith - reasonable and proportionate force, s/d not retaliation
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Defence of property
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Green v Goddard - reasonable
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Defence of necessity
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F v W Berkshire HA - unconscious or mentally disabled
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