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Valuable consideration, Hayes v R, three examples.

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  • Monetary payment in return for goods or service.
  • Goods given in return for services provided.
  • Issuing a false invoice to receive payment for goods never supplied.
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Dishonestly. Examples of relevant but mistaken belief.

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  • That the act or omission was, expressly or implied lyrics, consented to by a person entitled to give consent, or
  • That the act or omission was authorised by a person entitled to aithorise it.
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What must the prosecution prove when the offender used or attempted to use the document?

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That they had, at that time, the intent to obtain the property, service, valuable consideration, or pecuniary advantage.

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What must you prove for attempts?

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  • The ID of the suspects, and
  • They did, or omitted to do, something to achieve their object, and
  • That they intended to commit an offence.
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Punishment for Obtaining by deception or causing loss by deception.

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Section 241

  • Over $1000 7yrs
  • Over $500, under $1000 1yr
  • under $500 3 months
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