Burglary - Building

Question 1

DD stole meat from a freezer container in a farmyard. The freezer was 25 meet long with 7 feet square cross-section, weighing about thirteen find and had been in place for two or three years.
What case was is this?

Answer 1

B & S v Heathley

Question 2

What was held in B & S v Heathley?

Answer 2

As it was a considerable size connect to electricity and intended to be permanent it was held to be a building.
Guilty

Question 3

D tried to get into a lorry trailer being used as a temporary storage space. Each was supported by its own wheels and struts and an electrical cable providing lighting. Access was by the way of steps.
What case was this?

Answer 3

Norfolk Constabulary v Seeking’s and Gould

Question 4

What was held Norfolk Constabulary v Seeking’s and Gould?

Answer 4

The fact that it had wheels meant it remained a vehicle (not guilty of burglary)

Question 5

Part of the building often used where a D had _______ to be in one ____ of the building but does not have _______ to be in the other.

Answer 5

Permission
Part
Permission

Question 6

D went behind a counter in a large store and opened a till drawer. The counter was moveable but occupied a clearly identified area. It was empty so he slammed it shut. D was convicted for burglary. D claimed her did not realise that he was not allowed to go behind the counter and therefore had not entered as a trespasser.
What case was this?

Answer 6

Walkington

Question 7

What was held in Walkington?

Answer 7

It was clear that the public was implied let prohibited from entering the counter area and D knew this.
Guilty

Question 8

Usually what constitutes a building us not a problem. However there has been debate about whether large _____ containers constituted s building.

Answer 8

Storage