Liabilities

Question 1

ARSON Section 267(1)(b) C.A.61 PENALTY 14 years

Answer 1

1.1 Intentionally

• Intent
• R v Mohan
• R v Waaka

OR Recklessly

• Recklessness
• R v Harney RTS

1.2 And without claim of right

-Claim of Right - S2, CA 1961

1.3 Damages by fire

• Damages by Fire
• R v ARCHER

OR Damages by means of explosive

• Explosive – Section 2, Arms Act 1983

1.4 Any immovable property

• Immovable
• Property - Section 2, Crimes Act 1961

OR Vehicle

• Vehicle - Section 2 LTSA 1998

OR Aircraft

• Aircraft - Section 2 CAA Act 1990

OR Ship

• Ship - Section 2, Crimes Act 1961

In which that person has no interest

• Person

Question 2

ARSON Section 267(1)(c) C.A.61 PENALTY 14 years

Answer 2

**1.1 Intentionally **

• Intent
• R v Mohan
• R v Waaka

RTS

** 1.2 Damages by fire **

• Damages by Fire
• R v ARCHER

OR Damages by means of explosive

• Explosive – Section 2, Arms Act 1983

1.3 Any immovable property

• Immovable
• Property - Section 2, Crimes Act 1961

**OR Vehicle **

• Vehicle - Section 2 LTSA 1998

OR Aircraft

• Aircraft - Section 2 CAA Act 1990

OR Ship

• Ship - Section 2, Crimes Act 1961

1.4 With intent to obtain any benefit

• Intent as per 1.1
• Obtain - Section 217, Crimes Act 1961
• Benefit - Section 267(4) Crimes Act 1961

**OR **to cause loss to any person

• R v Morley
• Person

Question 3

Providing explosives to commit crime - Section 272 Crimes Act 1961

Answer 3

Everyone is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years who knowingly has in his or her possession or makes any explosive substance, or any dangerous engine, instrument, or thing, with intent to use or enable another person to use the substance, dangerous engine, instrument, or thing, to commit a crime.