Section 9(1)(a) And 9(1)(b) Cases Flashcards
Effective entry
BROWN, RYAN
Building requires permanence
B and S LEATHLEY
Can just be part of a building
WALKINGTON
S.9 .. includes inhabited vehicles or vessels eg. Caravans and Houseboats
S.9(4)
Storage unit with wheels was not a building
SEEKINGS and GOULD
Described a building as “A structure of considerable size and intended to endure a considerable time”
STEVENS v GOURLEY
Trespasser is someone who enters a building without permission
COLLINS
Trespasser includes entering with permission but then going beyond that permission
SMITH and JONES
9(1)(b): If attempted GBH / GBH: D caused V serious harm
SMITH, SAUNDERS
9(1)(a): If relevant: Conditional content is enough
AGs Ref Nos 1 and 2 of 1979
Direct intention, deciding to bring about a particular consequence to enter V’s house as a trespasser as he deliberately…
MOHAN
Subjective recklessness, foresaw a risk and carried on regardless and was not sure if they were allowed in but entered anyway
CUNNINGHAM
9(1)(a): deciding to bring about particular consequence at point of entry to commit theft as…
MOHAN
9(1)(b): If theft / attempted theft: 2 stage dishonest test established in … recently confirmed in …
IVEY v GENTING CASINOS, BARTON and BOOTH
9(1)(b): If theft / attempted theft: Section … intention to permanently deprive by disposing of or treating the property as his own
Section 6. DPP v LAVENDER, RAPHAEL, LLOYD
9(1)(b): If GBH / attempted GBH: direct intention or subjective recklessness as to causing some harm … as defined under Section … of the …
MOWATT, SAVAGE, PARMENTER. Section 20 OAPA