Fraud Offences Flashcards

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1
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What are the 3 elements of fraud by false representation?

A

D makes a
1. Dishonest
2. False representation
3. With intent to make a gain/cause or risk a loss

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What are four ways a false representation can be made?

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  1. Fact
  2. Law
  3. Intention
  4. Authority (e.g. to an ATM machine with a stolen debit card)
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3
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A false representation can arise from intentionally trying to ______

A

mislead

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4
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Does a gain for fraud offences need to be financial?

A

No

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Does a gain for fraud offences need to be realised?

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No - intention to make a gain is enough

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When does fraud by failure to disclose arise?

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When D fails to divulge information that they’re under a legal or contractual duty to divulge with intent to make a gain or cause/risk a loss to another

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When does fraud by abuse of position arise?

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Where D misuses a post where they’re expected to safeguard the financial interests of others with intent to make a gain or cause/risk a loss to another

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