Theft Flashcards

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1
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Where does the definition of theft come from ?

A

s.1 theft act 1968

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Define theft

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dishonest appropriation of property belonging to another , with the intention to permanently deprive

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What does appropriation mean ?

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any assumption of the rights of the owner

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what case can we use to show the content element of appropriation

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R V Gomez (1993)

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What does the act define property as ?

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money and all other property, real or personal , including things in action and there intangible property

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Can prohibited drugs be property ?

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yes, as per R V Smith (2011)

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7
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Can you still steal something that belongs to you ?

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Yes, see R V Turner (No2) (1974)

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What happened in DPP V Gomez (1993) ?

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Store manager supplied goods to the value of a cheque later disvalued by the bank that the managers boss had already signed off on

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What case shows the dishonesty section of Theft ?

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Ivey v Genting Casinos

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