intentional

intentional
Performed or done with intent. In the law of private nuisance an invasion of another's interest in the use and enjoyment of land is intentional when the person whose conduct is in question as a basis for liability acts for the purpose of causing it, or knows that it is resulting from his conduct, or knows that it is substantially certain to result from his conduct. Anno: 54 ALR2d 769.

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  • intentional — in|ten|ti|o|nal 〈Adj.〉 1. zweckbestimmt 2. auf etwas gerichtet, hinzielend [→ Intention] * * * in|ten|ti|o|nal <Adj.>: mit einer ↑ Intention (1) verknüpft; zweckbestimmt; zielgerichtet …   Universal-Lexikon

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