Note 341 — Chapter XVIII · INTENTION AND NEGLIGENCE.
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It is to be noticed, however, that the part which was intended may constitute in itself an independent intentional wrong included in the larger and unintentional wrong of which it forms a part. Intentionally to discharge firearms in a public street is a wilful wrong, if such an act is prohibited by law. But accidentally to kill a person by the intentional discharge of firearms in a public street is a wrong of negligence.