Pratte
J:—We
do
not
need
to
hear
you,
Mr.
McMechan.
Mr.
Booth
took
us
through
the
evidence
and
tried
to
persuade
us
that
the
trial
judge
had
wrongly
imputed
a
"secondary
intention”
to
the
appellant.
He
did
not
succeed.
The
judge
could
perhaps
have
reached
a
different
conclusion.
However,
we
cannot
find
any
manifest
or
palpable
error
in
his
assessment
of
the
evidence
and
of
the
inferences
to
be
drawn
from
it.
His
findings,
therefore,
cannot
be
disturbed.
The
appeal
will
be
dismissed
with
costs.
Appeal
dismissed.