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Question 1

Cases under property

Answer 1

None
Property includes money and all other property real or personal including things in action and intangible property.

Question 2

Define appropriation

Answer 2

Any assumption by a person of the rights of an owner amounts to appropriation.

Question 3

Cases for belonging to another

Answer 3

R v Turner

Property under obligation S.5(3)
Davidge v Benett

Property received by mistake S.5(4)
AG’s reference

Question 4

Two sections under belonging to another

Answer 4

Property under obligation S.5(3)

Property received by mistake S.5(4)

Question 5

Dishonesty’s 3 exceptions

Answer 5

S.2
Right to deprive (R v Holden)
Others consent if they knew of the appropriation
Person to whom the property belongs to cannot be discovered by taking reasonable steps (Small)

Question 6

Define intention to permanently deprive

Answer 6

To treat the thing as his own and dispose of regardless of the others rights

Question 7

Cases for intention to permanently deprive

Answer 7

Treat the thing as his own - R v Velumyl
Dispose of regardless of the others rights - R v Lavender
Borrowing or lending - R v Lloyd
Conditional intent - R v Easom

Question 8

Define force or threats of force

Answer 8

The application of force needs to be immediately before or at the time of theft

Question 9

Case law under force or threats of force

Answer 9

R v Dawson and James
R v Clouden
B and R v DPP

Question 10

Case law for application of force before or immediately at the time of theft

Answer 10

R v Lockley

Question 11

Belonging to another

Answer 11

Belonging to any person having possession or control of it or having in it any proprietary right or interest.