Topic 2

Question 1

Balogun v AG Ogun

Answer 1

Element of stealing

Question 2

Oloye v State

Answer 2

Use of threat of use of force

Question 3

Henry Oti v State

Answer 3

Robbing a woman

Question 4

Adepoju v State

Answer 4

House robbery

Question 5

Adejobi v State

Answer 5

Bankers, no violence, stealing

Question 6

Ajayi v State

Answer 6

Violence could be to a person or property

Question 7

Njuguna v Republic

Answer 7

Immediately after or before

Question 8

R v Hemmings

Answer 8

Bonafide claim of right😂

Question 9

R v Robinson

Answer 9

Bonafide, husband and wife

Question 10

R v Onuegbe

Answer 10

One of the thieves had a machete

Question 11

Majekodunmi v State

Answer 11

Element of armed robbery

Question 12

Kareem v State

Answer 12

Filling station, one of them had a gun

Question 13

Offor v State

Answer 13

Armed robbery

Question 14

Maba v State

Answer 14

Same

Question 15

Nwachukwu v State

Answer 15

Toy gun is not an offensive weapon

Question 16

Dibie v State

Answer 16

Toy gun is sufficient.

Question 17

R v Smith

Answer 17

Burglary is at night

Question 18

R v Boyle

Answer 18

Constructive breaking in

Question 19

R v Chandler

Answer 19

Key, duplicate, servant,

Question 20

Njani v Republic

Answer 20

No break in where the door is met open

Question 21

R v Apesi

Answer 21

Least entry is sufficient. Finger

Question 22

R v Davis

Question 23

Butiti v Republic

Answer 23

No entry, no housebreaking

Question 24

Onukwebe v State

Answer 24

Element of robbery

Question 25

R v Gardner

Answer 25

Intent must be at the time of breaking in

Question 26

R v Rose

Answer 26

A cabin could be a dwelling house

Question 27

R v Halloran

Answer 27

“for the time being” temporariness

Question 28

Akindipe v State

Answer 28

Element of demanding with menace

Question 29

Utteh v State

Answer 29

Demand could be parol or based on conduct

Question 30

Osidola v COP

Question 31

Wada v IGP

Question 32

Omotosho v COP

Answer 32

The threat need not to have operated on the mind of the victim… The decision is however in error of this principle.

Question 33

R v Cunningham

Answer 33

The two meaning of malice

1. Intent
2. Recklessly without concern of the outcome

Question 34

Make v State

Answer 34

Followed the decision in Cunningham

Question 35

O’Day v the State

Answer 35

Wilful equals malicious.

Question 36

Atano v Attorney General, AG of Bendel State, (1988) 2 NWLR (Pt. 75) 201

Answer 36

A group of bank officials set the financial department of the bank on fire in order to conceal the money they had misappropriated. They also destroyed record books. Proof of arson was inferred from the circumstances of the case.

Question 37

Okhira v State

Answer 37

Thing set on fire need not to get completely burnt