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Intention in Ghana case law.

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Proof of intention by direct evidence or inference

Intent is a thing which exists in a person’s mind. The proof of it may be given either by direct evidence of what the person himself says as to his purpose for doing a thing, or by inference from the nature and manner of the act he did and section 11 (1), (2) and (3) of Act 29 provide the guide for ascertaining a person’s intention or purpose for doing an act.

BOATENG v. THE STATE [1964] GLR 602 [1964] SLR (SC) 57 · Supreme Court · 1964 · OLLENNU JSC

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