Sections and Definitions

Question 1

What is the section and statement for appropriation?

Answer 1

S.3 of the Theft Act
Any assumption by a person of the rights of an owner amounts to appropriation.

Question 2

What is the section and statement for property?

Answer 2

S.4
Property includes money and all other property real or person including things in action and other intangible property.

Question 3

What is the section and statement for belonging to another?

Answer 3

S.5
Belonging to any person having possession or control of it or having in it any proprietary right or interest.

Question 4

What section is dishonesty under as well as what are the three examples given when it is acceptable?

Answer 4

S.2
Right to deprive (R v Holden)
Others consent if they knew of the appropriation
Person to whom the property belongs to cannot be discovered by taking reasonable steps (Small)

Question 5

What subjective and objective test did the courts rely on for 30 years? What is the new case that replaced this?

Answer 5

Ghosh
Ivey v Genting, confirmed by R v Barton

Question 6

What section and statement are held by intention to permanently deprive

Answer 6

S.6
To treat the thing as his own to dispose of regardless of others rights.

Question 7

Application of force statement

Answer 7

The application of force needs to be immediately before or at the time of theft

Question 8

A completed theft is held by which case?

Answer 8

R v Concoran v Anderton

Question 9

Intention to permanently deprive has 4 sections, what are these?

Answer 9

Treat the thing as his own R v Velumyl
Dispose of regardless of the others rights R v Lavender
Borrowing or lending R v Lloyd
Conditional intent R v Easom