Criminal law - property offences

Question 1

Ivey v Genting casinos

Answer 1

dishonesty - defendant knew what they were doing in the circumstance of the case and a reasonable person would view them as being dishonest

Question 2

Ghosh test

Answer 2

replaced by Ivey and genting

Question 3

R v Barton and Booth

Answer 3

developed the Ivey test

Question 4

R v Lawrence

Answer 4

dishonesty 2(1)b - believed the owner gave or would give consent

Question 5

R v Small

Answer 5

dishonesty 2(1)c - reasonable steps to find owner

Question 6

R v Morris

Answer 6

appropriation - interfering with the rights of the owner

Question 7

R v Smith

Answer 7

property - can be illegal goods

Question 8

Lavender v DPP

Answer 8

belonging to another
- assumed the rights of an owner
intent to permanently deprive

Question 9

AG Ref No1

Answer 9

belonging to another 5(1) - failed to return something received by mistake

Question 10

R v Turner

Answer 10

belonging to another - a person in control at the time, not who it necessarily belongs to

Question 11

R v Basildon

Answer 11

belonging to another - weren’t abandoned as charity had possession

Question 12

R v Velumyl

Answer 12

intent to permanently deprive 6(1)- original property not retuned as money borrowed was spent and different money returned

Question 13

R v Clouden

Answer 13

Robbery - any amount of force can constitute

Question 14

R v Hale

Answer 14

Robbery - can be a continuing act

Question 15

R v Lockley

Answer 15

Robbery - can be a continuing act

Question 16

Davidge v Bennett

Answer 16

5(3) if received under obligation it still belongs to someone else

Question 17

R v Lloyd

Answer 17

Value diminished is permanently deprives