Liabilities Flashcards

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Takes or Obtains a Document
Section 228(a) Crimes Act 1961
7years

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  1. With intent to obtain any property, service, pecuniary advantage, or valuable consideration
    - Intent, Mohan, Waaka
    - Obtain
    - Property OR Service OR Pecuniary Advantage (Hayes v R) or Valuable Consideration (Hayes v R)
  2. Dishonestly
    - Dishonestly, Hayes v R
  3. And without claim of right
    - Claim of right
  4. Takes or obtains any document
    - Takes sec 219(4)
    - Obtains sec. 217
    - Document sec. 217
    - R v Misic
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Uses or Attempts to use a Document
Section 228(b) Crimes Act 1961
7 years

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  1. With intent to obtain any property, service, pecuniary advantage or valuable consideration
    - Intent, Mohan, Waaka, Morley
    - Obtain sec. 217
    - Property OR Privilege or benefit OR Service OR Pecuniary Advantage (Hayes v R) or Valuable Consideration (Hayes v R)
  2. Dishonestly
    - Dishonestly sec. 217, Hayes v R
  3. And without claim of right
    - Claim of Right sec. 2 Crimes Act 1961
  4. Uses or Attempts to use any document
    - Uses or Attempts to use, Hayes v R
    - Document sec. 217
    - R v Misic
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Obtaining by Deception
Section 240(1)(a) Crimes Act 1961
3months/1yr/7yrs

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  1. By any deception
    - Deception s240
    - False representation
    - Intent to Deceive, R v Morley, R v Laverty
  2. Without Claim of Right
    - Claim of Right sec. 2
  3. Obtains Possession of or control over any property, or any privilege, service, pecuniary advantage, or benefit or valuable consideration
    - Obtains sec 217
    - Possession, Actual Possession, Warner v Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Constructive Possession
    - Property OR Privilege or benefit OR Service OR Pecuniary Advantage (Hayes v R) OR Valuable Consideration (Hayes v R)
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Obtaining by Deception
Section 240(1)(b) Crimes Act 1961
7years

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  1. By any deception
    - Deception s240, R v Morley
  2. And without claim of right
    - Claim of right sec. 2
  3. In incurring any debt or liability
    - Debt, Liability,
  4. Obtains Credit
    - Credit, R v McKay
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Obtaining by Deception
Section 240(1)(d) Crimes Act 1961
7years

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  1. By any deception
    - Deception s240, R v Morley
  2. And Without Claim of Right
    - Claim of right sec. 2
  3. Causes loss to any person
    - Loss
    - Person
    - Person sec. 2 (includes owners etc)
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