Definitions Flashcards

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Define interest with relevant case law:

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R v WILSON: Tenancy of a property can mean interest.

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Define aircraft:

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S2 Civil Aviation Act 1990: A machine that derives support from the air

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Define ship:

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S2 CA61: Any description of a vessel used in navigation, however propelled.

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Define vehicle:

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S2 LTA98: Equipped with wheels, tracks, or runners on which it can move.

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5
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Define immovable property:

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Property currently fixed in place and unable to be moved, even though it may be possible to make it movable.

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Define claim of right:

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S2CA61: A belief at the time of the act to possessory or proprietary right to the property.

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Define danger to life:

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Life means human life and the danger must be to the life of someone other than the defendant.

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Define property:

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S2 CA61: Includes real or personal property and any estate or interest in any real or personal property.

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Define explosion:

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S2 Arms Act 1983: Any substance or mixture capable of combustion at a rapid rate it causes an explosion or pyrotechnic effect. Includes gun powder, dynamite, nitro-glycerine, gun cotton and blasting powder. Does not include fireworks or firearms.

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Define fire:

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A process of combustion. A chemical reaction between fuel and oxygen triggered by heat. All 3 must be present. Melting, blistering of pain or significant smoke damage may be sufficient

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Define recklessness:

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Consciously and deliberately taking an unjustified risk.

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Define intent

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A deliberate act to get a specific result. Must be done deliberately and be more than accidental or involuntary.

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13
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Define person:

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This includes not only real people, but companies and other organisations.

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14
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Define loss:

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Financial detriment to the victim

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15
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Define benefit

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Receiving pecuniary advantage, property, service or valuable consideration.

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Define obtain:

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To obtain or retain for himself, herself, or any other person.