Intention To Permanely Deprive

Question 1

S.6

Answer 1

Intention to permanently deprive must exist at the time of appropriation. Irrelevant if the property is returned.

Question 2

Unauthorised borrowing

Answer 2

A person cannot be guilty of theft for authorised borrowing unless it is returned with diminished practical value.

Question 3

Money

Answer 3

Intent to deprive will exist where an equivalent amount is repaid to the victim. Owner deprived of the extract notes and coins.

Question 4

Borrowed property

Answer 4

Only theft if the property has wholly dinimised so all goodness and virtue have gone.

Question 5

Lloyd

Answer 5

He lacked intent to deprive as the flim had not wholly diminished in value

Question 6

Conditional intent

Answer 6

D picks up an item to see if it is worth stealing but will return it if they decide it isn’t worth it. Not theft but could amount to an attempt

Question 7

Easom

Answer 7

His conviction was quashed as there was no evidence. He had ITPD the owner of the bag or the content within it