What is the difference between assault and battery? The difference between assault and battery has been provided in the Law of Torts. In this article, assault vs battery and battery and assault difference has been discussed.
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| Difference Between Assualt and Battery |
Meaning of Assault
The meaning of assault has been provided under the Law of Torts. In a civil assault, the person can sue the respondent for the extent of his loss, which may also include loss, pain, damage and suffering from something wrong in the past or future.
In other words, when the accused reasonably apprehended the infliction of a battery against the person, and the wrong of assault is completed. The meaning of assault in Hindi is (हमला).
Meaning of Battery
The meaning of battery has been defined under the Law of Torts. The battery meaning has been defined as, “When a person came in physical contact or touches thing which belongs to that person or things related to that person with the intention to harm the other person this is known as a battery. The meaning of battery in Hindi is (आक्रमण).
Difference Between Assault and Battery
Difference between assault and battery and distinguish between assault and battery are given below;
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Every assault does not include a battery. |
Whereas, every battery includes assault. The battery is an aggravated form of assault. |
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Assault is the attempt to commit battery. |
Battery includes the intentional application of force on another person. |
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Assualt is done to threaten the person only. |
The battery is done to cause physical harm to the person. |
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To commit an offence of assault, it is not necessary to contact the body of a person physically. |
To commit an offence of battery, it is required to contact the body of a person physically. |
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For an assault a mere apprehension of danger is sufficient. |
For a battery, there must be an actual application of physical force. |
