property offences CASES

Question 1

D taking their rights too far (theft)

Answer 1

morris

Question 2

consent is obtained by deception (theft)

Answer 2

lawrence

Question 3

property includes things in action (theft)

Answer 3

khon

Question 4

intangible property (theft)

Answer 4

chan nai-keung

Question 5

confidential info is not property (theft)

Answer 5

welsh oxford moss

Question 6

belonging to another (theft)

Answer 6

turner

Question 7

obligation to deal with property a certain way (theft)

Answer 7

wain

Question 8

d has obligation to make restoration (theft)

Answer 8

gilks

Question 9

dishonesty (theft)

Answer 9

holden

Question 10

test for dishonesty (theft)

Answer 10

barton and booth

Question 11

intention to permanently deprive (theft)

Answer 11

DPP V lavander

Question 12

borrowing or lending property (theft)

Answer 12

DPP v J & others

Question 13

borrowing property until ‘goodness, virtue and practical value gas gone’ (theft)

Answer 13

lloyd

Question 14

theft

Answer 14

robinson

Question 15

very little force is needed (robbery)

Answer 15

dawson & james

Question 16

not enough force (robbery)

Answer 16

RP & others

Question 17

D must seek to put V in fear, V need not actually be in fear (robbery)

Answer 17

bentham

Question 18

on any person (robbery)

Answer 18

clouden

Question 19

immediately before or at the time of stealing (robbery)

Answer 19

hale

Question 20

force/threat in order to steal (robbery)

Answer 20

james

Question 21

intention to use threat (robbery)

Answer 21

mohan

Question 22

recklessness to use threat (robbery)

Answer 22

cunningham

Question 23

entry must be effective (burglary)

Answer 23

ryan

Question 24

can include D’s limbs (burgulary)

Answer 24

ryan

Question 25

must be a degree of permanence to the building (burglary)

Answer 25

B&S V leathley

Question 26

trespassing a part if the building he has no permission too (burglary)

Answer 26

walkington

Question 27

tesspasser (burglary)

Answer 27

collins

Question 28

exceeds permission by committing theft (burglary)

Answer 28

smith & jones