ثم في كل موضع يكون المجاز متعيناً لنوع من المجاز لا يحتاج فيه إلى النية
Where the figurative sense is uniquely determined in a given context, a separate expression of intention is not needed to select that sense.
If the literal meaning is legally unavailable for the subject, and the setting points to one recognized transferred meaning, the context itself can settle the interpretation. If more than one meaning remains open, intention or further evidence may be required.
These are distinct questions: whether a figurative meaning is legally possible, and whether the intended figurative meaning is sufficiently identified.