51.   They were therefore guilty of robbery when they used force seconds after seizing the property.

52.   The force must be used in order to steal.

53.   The force must be used on the person not just on the property to be misappropriated.

54.   The force must be used immediately before or at the time of the theft.

55.   It is not robbery where the accused uses force to escape.

56.   It is immaterial that the accused uses force on some person other than the one from whom he takes the item.

57.   If the accused uses force on a railway signalman to make him stop a train, it is robbery if the accused steals from the train.

58.   He talked about using force but knew that such a step might provoke a greater crisis or might even break the loyalty of his army.

59.   At civil law reasonable force may be used to evict a trespasser.

60.   According to Nesselrode, the empire had the right to use force and need not fear reprisals from other European countries.