Elements (explanation summaries only)

Question 1

Dishonestly

Answer 1

Definition - s217 Crimes Act 1961

Caselaw - Hayes v R

Question 2

Without claim of right

Answer 2

Definition - s2 Crimes Act 1961

Question 3

Takes OR Obtains

Answer 3

Definition obtains - s217 Crimes Act 1961
Define takes (as in theft)

Question 4

Any Document

Answer 4

Definition - s217 Crimes Act 1961

Caselaw - R v Misic

Question 5

With intent to obtain any property, service, pecuniary advantage OR valuable consideration.

Answer 5

Definition property - s2 Crimes Act 1961
Definition - service, pecuniary advantage, valuable consideration
Caselaw - Hayes v R
Discuss - intent

Question 6

Uses OR Attempts to Use

Answer 6

Definition - Use
Definition - Attempts s72 Crimes Act 1961
Caselaw - Hayes v R

Question 7

By any deception

Answer 7

Definition - s240(2) Crimes Act 1961

Caselaw - R v Morley x2, R v Harney

Question 8

Ownership OR Possession of OR Control overq

Answer 8

Definition - possession, ownership, control over

Caselaw - R v Cox

Question 9

Debt OR Liability incurred

Answer 9

Definition - debt, liability

Question 10

Obtains credit

Answer 10

Define - creidt

Caselaw - Fisher v Raven

Question 11

Induces OR Causes

Answer 11

Definition - Induces, Causes

Caselaw - R v Laverty

Question 12

Any other person

Answer 12

Definition

Question 13

To deliver over, execute, make, accept, endorse, destroy OR alter

Answer 13

Definition - deliver over, execute, make, accept, endorse, destroy, alter

Question 14

Any Document OR thing capable of being used to derive a pecuniary advantage.

Answer 14

Definition - document s2 Crimes Act 1961, thing

Caselaw - R v Misic, Hayes v R

Question 15

Causes loss

Answer 15

Definition - loss