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(This means that if, for example, a fathers brother and a brothers son lived and grew up in different places, and they did not know each other at all, and the brothers son struck and wounded the fathers brother, and it was not until the official having jurisdiction investigated that he knew [the victim] was his fathers brother, he is merely to be sentenced as an ordinary person participating in an affray [Art. 302]. Or, if someone engages in non-manifest theft [Art. 269] in some place, and steals a sacred object used for the major sacrifice, and at the time of the theft he does not know this, he will merely be punished according to the general rulethe law of the usual theft of an object [probably Art. 269].) If the special [provision] provides for a lighter penalty, he will be prosecuted according to the special provision. (This means that if a father does not recognize the son, and only knows [that he is his son] after having fought with and beaten him, he will merely be prosecuted according to the law of hitting a son [Art. 319]. He cannot be prosecuted on the basis of the general rule of engaging in an affray [Art. 302].)



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