6. Progress Test Flashcards

1
Q

Explain how possession of property can be established in a charge of receiving?

A

Possession can be established by showing that the property is:

  • in the immediate physical custody of the receiver OR
  • at a location over which the receiver has control (such as their place of business or private residence)
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Q

What is the doctrine of possession?

A

It is the presumption of possession of property recently stolen is, in the absence of a satisfactory explanation, evidence to justify a belief and find that the possessor is either the thief or receiver. or has committed some other offence associated with the theft of the property, eg burglary or robbery.

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3
Q

What was held in R v Lucinsky?

A

That the property stolen or illegal obtained is not some other property that the illegally obtained property was exchanged or proceeds from.

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4
Q

When is the act of receiving complete?

A

Once the defendant has:

  • either exclusively or jointly with the thief or some other person
  • possession or control over the property OR
  • has assisted with the concealment or disposition of the property
  • and there is guilty knowledge at that point, then it is complete.
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