theft cases Flashcards
1
Q
(Consent by false representation)
A
R v Hinks (2000)
2
Q
(Property received by mistake)
A
att gen ref
3
Q
(Belonging to another’)
A
R v Turner (1971)
4
Q
(Dishonesty)
A
R v Small (1988)
5
Q
(Dead bodies are not property)
A
Kelly v Lindsay
(1998)
6
Q
(Appropriation of property)
A
- R v Morris (1984)
- Lawrence v MPC (1971)
7
Q
(intention to permanently deprive the other of property)
A
- R v Velumyl (1989)
- R v Easom (1971)
- R v Lloyd (1985)
8
Q
(knowledge of questions on an exam paper was held not to be property)
A
Oxford v Moss
(1986)
9
Q
(Property received with an obligation)
A
- Davidge v Burnett (1984)
- R v Hall (1972)
