Larceny Flashcards

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What are the extended proofs of a larceny? (9 points)

A
  1. The accused
  2. Property
  3. Belonging to another
  4. Taking/trespass
  5. Carried away/asportation
  6. W/O consent
  7. Intent to permanently deprive
  8. Claim of right
  9. Dishonestly
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What is the case of R v FUGE?

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R v Fuge [2001] NSWCCA 208, [24]
the claim of right must be one that involves a belief as to the right to property or money in the hands of another. Extends to other property of equal value.

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What is claim of right?

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Must be belief of legal not a moral entitlement
◦ Must be genuinely, ie honestly held. It does not matter if it is well founded in fact or law
◦ Does not have to be reasonable
◦ Must be more than coloured pretence

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What property can be subject to Larceny?

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It must be;
1 moveable;
2 tangible;
3 of some value; &
4 of the description charged.

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