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The injury contemplated Under Section 503 is:
Illegal harm
Legal harm
Legal or illegal harm
All of these.
- Option 1: Illegal harm
- Harm that breaks the law.
- Generally involves actions that are prohibited by legal statutes.
- Option 2: Legal harm
- Harm allowed or acknowledged by law.
- May involve actions that are permissible under legal frameworks.
- Option 3: Legal or illegal harm
- Includes both permitted and prohibited actions.
- Encompasses any form of harm, regardless of its legality.
- Option 4: All of these
- This would mean that injury under Section 503 could be illegal, legal, or both.
- This option is broader than others but typically, legal definitions aim to specify either legal or illegal harm separately.
Correct Answer: Option 1 - Illegal harm
- Section 503 generally refers to the causing of injury with unlawful intent, making it illegal harm.
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