Obtaining by deception OR causing loss by deception

Question 1

Deception

Answer 1

(A) a representation that is false oral documents Siri conduct. In intent to deceive any other person.

(B) and omission to disclose a material particular, with intent to deceive any person in circumstances where the duty is to disclose it.

(C) a fraudulent device trick or stratagem use with intent to deceive any person.

Question 2

Privilege

Answer 2

A special right or advantage… eg library books, reduction sentence

Question 3

Debt

Answer 3

Money owing from one person to another

Question 4

Liability

Answer 4

Legally enforceable financial obligation to pay

Question 5

Credit

Answer 5

Obligation on the debtor to pay or repay, and the time given for them to do so by the creditor

Question 6

Causes loss to any person (R v Morley)

Answer 6

• Direct lost cause by deception
• Reasonable foreseeable that more than some trivial lost would occur
• Do not need to prove in intent to cause loss or that the defendant made any sort of financial or intangible gain