11.   There is no definition of actual bodily harm -- surely all harm is actual!

12.   Actual bodily harm must mean something less than serious harm.

13.   On this approach the accused need not intend or be reckless as to actual bodily harm.

14.   Does the accused have to intend to cause or be reckless as to causing actual bodily harm or is intention to recklessness as to battery sufficient?

15.   In Spratt, though interpretations vary, the Court of Appeal seems to have required intentionally or recklessly occasioning actual bodily harm.

16.   The verdict of assault occasioning actual bodily harm upon proof of an assault together with proof of the fact that actual bodily harm was occasioned by the assault.

17.   The prosecution are not obliged to prove that the defendant intended to cause some actual bodily harm or was reckless as to whether such harm would be caused.

18.   The landlord may sue if he can prove that actual harm has been caused to the reversion or in the circumstances illustrated in the next case.

19.   A registered child minder who twice slapped the face of a baby in her care has admitted causing the child actual bodily harm.

20.   Pratt denies assault causing actual bodily harm.