#crime #law #oapa
Offence (c) covers the situation where D causes the noxious thing to be taken by V. If D puts a noxious thing in food which V is about to eat and V, ignorant of the presence of the noxious thing, eats it, D commits this offence. The normal rules of causation will apply here.
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