Principle

CRIMINAL LAW — Homicide — Murder — Intention to Cause Grievous Harm

Area of law: CRIMINAL LAW
Court: Supreme Court

Intent to cause grievous harm is sufficient for murder. The principle applies to criminal law. The nature of the injury demonstrates intent. The rule applies even without intent to kill. The court will infer intent from the act. The principle is well-established.

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