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…of considerable tender years, in finding the appellant was not drunk so as to be incapable of forming the requisite specific intention for the offence of murder, in not affording the appellant mitigation on the ground of intoxication…

…He pointed out, again correctly, that as regards intoxication he had to be satisfied that the appellant was intoxicated through no fault of his own, to such an extent as to be temporarily insane.…

…of considerable tender years, in finding the appellant was not drunk so as to be incapable of forming the requisite specific intention for the offence of murder, in not affording the appellant mitigation on the ground of intoxication…

…He pointed out, again correctly, that as regards intoxication he had to be satisfied that the appellant was intoxicated through no fault of his own, to such an extent as to be temporarily insane.…