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The defence of 'necessity' in criminal law CANNOT be claimed when:

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1The act was done in good faith
2The act was done without criminal intention
3The act intentionally causes harm to an innocent person exceeding the harm avoided✓
4The act was done to prevent a greater harm

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The act intentionally causes harm to an innocent person exceeding the harm avoided

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