1.   If the accused intends to keep the thing until all the goodness or virtue has gone out of it that is equivalent to an outright taking.

2.   It was held that since the accused did not intend to return the particular banknotes, he had the intention permanently to deprive.

3.   Did the accused intend that the period of his keeping the machinery would be so long as to amount to an outright taking?

4.   The waiter would not take the order if he knew that the accused did not intend to pay.

5.   It did not have to be proved that the accused intended to use the article for a particular burglary, theft or cheat.

6.   Defense lawyers often argue for involuntary manslaughter, saying the accused did not intend to kill.

7.   For instance, the Bureau only handles criminal cases in which the accused intend to plead guilty.

8.   Until about two years ago, firing a gun was punished by execution only if it was proved that the accused intended to cause physical injury.