Theft

Question 1

Morris (S3)

Answer 1

Switching price tags

Held as an appropriation

It only needed to be proved that on right of the owner has been assumed for there to be an appropriation

Question 2

Corcoran v Anderton(S3)

Answer 2

A temporary appropriation can amount to a theft

D tugged at Vs handbag to try and remove it from her possession

Question 3

Gomez(S3)

Answer 3

A person can appropriate property even where the owner consents to the taking of the property

D coincidence manager to sell thousands of pounds worth of electrical stock to his friend on the basis of 2 cheques which they knew to be worthless - fraudulent consent trough deceit was irrelevant

Question 4

Hinks(S3)

Answer 4

Accepting a gift is an appropriation

Question 5

Oxford v Moss (s4)

Answer 5

Confidential information or knowledge (on paper) is not property

Question 6

Kelly and Lindsay (s4)

Answer 6

Body parts are regarded as property in regards to theft

Question 7

R v Turner

Question 8

Ricketts v Basildon

Question 9

Davidge v Bunnett

Question 10

R v Hall

Question 11

A-Gs Reference (No1 of 1983)

Question 12

Ivey v Genting Casinos

Question 13

Lavender

Question 14

Raphael and another

Question 15

Velumyl

Question 16

Lloyd

Question 17

DPP v J and others

Question 18

Easom