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Devlin v Armstrong [1971] NI 13 (NI CA) (per MacDermott LJ):

'The plea of self-defence may afford a defence where the party raising the defence uses force, not merely to counter an actual attack, but to [...]. In that case, however, the anticipated attack must be imminent ...'

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ward off or prevent an attack which he honestly anticipated

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#crime #defences #law
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Devlin v Armstrong [1971] NI 13 (NI CA) (per MacDermott LJ):

'The plea of self-defence may afford a defence where the party raising the defence uses force, not merely to counter an actual attack, but to [...]. In that case, however, the anticipated attack must be imminent ...'

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#crime #defences #law
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Devlin v Armstrong [1971] NI 13 (NI CA) (per MacDermott LJ):

'The plea of self-defence may afford a defence where the party raising the defence uses force, not merely to counter an actual attack, but to [...]. In that case, however, the anticipated attack must be imminent ...'

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ward off or prevent an attack which he honestly anticipated
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