Mutilation definition
Mutilation means an intervention, including a surgical intervention, carried out for reasons other than therapeutic or diagnostic purposes, which results in damage to or the loss of a sensitive part of the body or the alteration of bone structure;
Mutilation means the intentional infliction of physical abuse designed to cause serious permanent disfigurement or permanent or protracted loss or impairment of the functions of any bodily member or organ, where the offender relishes the infliction of the abuse, evidencing debasement or perversion.
Mutilation means an intervention, including a surgical intervention, other than neutering or implantation of a transponder carried out for reasons other than therapeutic or diagnostic purposes, which results in damage to or the loss of a sensitive part of the body or the alteration of bone structure of a dog or a cat;
More Definitions of Mutilation
Mutilation means the permanent and irrecoverable loss by physical severance of an entire finger, toe, ear, nose or genital organ. Exclusions
Mutilation means any injury or anomaly whether natural or caused by a human on any part of a uropod with or without hair, including a complete or partially retrenchment of one or both uropods.
Mutilation means the unlawful and partial or total removal of a body part of a person;
Mutilation means an intervention, other than neutering or implantation of a transponder, including a surgical intervention, which results in damage to or the loss of a sensitive part of the body or the alteration of bone structure of a dog and a cat;
Mutilation means an intervention, including a surgical intervention, carried out for reasons other than therapeutic or diagnostic purposes, and other than neutering or implantation of a
Mutilation means an intervention, including a surgical intervention, carried out for reasons other than therapeutic or diagnostic purposes, which results in damage to or the loss of a sensitive part of