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Oxford v Moss - exam questions = not
Williams - bank balances = prop
Yearworth - sperm etc = prop
Smith - can steal illegal property drugs |
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Morris - changing labels = approp
Hinks - stupid man can be appropriation with consent
Lawrence - taxi Italian
Gomez - cheques bouncing |
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Ricketts v Basildon - charity bags = another's
Turner 2 - D's own car from garage = another's
AG 1/'85 - brewery keep trusts out of it
Wain - charity money is charity's |
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| Ghosh - reasonable person dishonest and D realises dishonest |
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Velumly - particular fungible
Mitchell - abandoning getaway car not perm
Chan-Man Sin - forged cheques means treating account as own |
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Clouden - force on object suffices
R v DPP - fear = 'cause to apprehend' not fear |
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Walkington - behind till = implied boundary
Collins - need to know that you are trespassing
Jones and Smith - beyond ambit of permission = trespass |
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SPENCER - simple and causing no problems
OMEROD - it's awful and vague |
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Hunt - arson to test fire alarms, needs to objectively capable of protecting
Keller - beheaded Thatcher statue to protect from globalism, fuck off |
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OMEROD - overbroad offence based on poorly defined 'dishonesty' and makes no more efficient. Prosecutors need controlling now. Market vendors included
GARDENER - vendors may still have defence of honesty and causation because statements may not have direct effect on sale.
GLAZEBROOK - consent shouldn't effect theft if it is clearly dishonest. Fuck civil law |
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