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Public Prosecutor v Ellarry bin Puling and another [2011] SGHC 214
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[2011] SGHC 214
[2011] SGHC 214
General Division of the High Court of Singapore26 Sept 2011Criminal Case No 40 of 2009
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“8] above), mens rea was establishing by finding that the accused intended to hit the deceased’s head (at [43(a)], [69], [81]). The same was found in Public Prosecutor v Ellarry bin Puling and another [2011] SGHC 214 at [46] to [48]. In Wang Wenfeng v Public Prosecutor [2012] 4 SLR 590 (“Wang Wenfeng”), mens rea was mad”
“ns of the term have emerged from the caselaw: (a) the specific injury that was actually inflicted on the deceased and that in fact caused his death (Public Prosecutor v Ellarry bin Puling and another [2011] SGHC 214; Chia Kee Chen); (b) an injury that is sufficiently serious that may result in an injury sufficient in t”
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Case No: Criminal Case No 40 of 2009
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2011-09-26
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