In Blake v DPP (discussed above) the defendant put forward the additional argument that he was entitled to rely on the CDA 1971, s [...]because he had acted to protect property in the Gulf States. Applying the objective test from Hunt, the court held that his actions were not capable of having this effect.
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5(2)(b)
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In Blake v DPP (discussed above) the defendant put forward the additional argument that he was entitled to rely on the CDA 1971, s [...]because he had acted to protect property in the Gulf States. Applying the objective test from Hunt, the court held that his actions were not capable of having this effect.
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In Blake v DPP (discussed above) the defendant put forward the additional argument that he was entitled to rely on the CDA 1971, s [...]because he had acted to protect property in the Gulf States. Applying the objective test from Hunt, the court held that his actions were not capable of having this effect.
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5(2)(b)
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