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In Wilson v Pringle [1986] 2 All ER 440 the Court of Appeal described battery as an intentional touching accompanied by hostility. In that case two schoolboys had been playing in the playground and one had been hurt. It was held that there would be no battery if the touching could have been expressly or impliedly consented to. This would depend on all the circumstances of the case.
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