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In the absence of any evidence as to the mens rea, in which of the cases the criminal liability can be fixed upon a person ?

[A] Where the consequences are not so harmful to the society

[B] Where there is no violent presumption.

[C] The intended consequence is not injurious but conjointly injurious on other facts.

[D] Where an act is not performed wantonly.

Answer & Explanation
Answer: The intended consequence is not injurious but conjointly injurious on other facts.

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