Property Offences (AQA A-Level Law): Flashcards
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s 1(1) Theft Act 1968 definition
s 1(1) Theft Act 1968 definition
Dishonest appropriation of property w/ intent to permanently deprive
5 elements of theft
5 elements of theft
Appropriation, property, belonging to another, dishonesty, intent
Appropriation under s 3(1)
Appropriation under s 3(1)
Any assumption by a person of the rights of an owner
Lawrence v MPC 1972 principle
Lawrence v MPC 1972 principle
Appropriation can occur even with the owner's consent
Property under s 4(1)
Property under s 4(1)
Money, personal property, things in action, intangible property
Belonging to another under s 5(1)
Belonging to another under s 5(1)
Person with possession, control, or proprietary right/interest
R v Turner 1971 principle
R v Turner 1971 principle
Can steal own property if another has possession or control
Ivey test for dishonesty
Ivey test for dishonesty
(1) What D knew/believed (2) Would ordinary person consider dishonest
Intent to permanently deprive under s 6
Intent to permanently deprive under s 6
Treating thing as own to dispose of regardless of owner's rights
R v Velumyl 1989 principle
R v Velumyl 1989 principle
Borrowing money to repay later is theft - exact notes not replaced