Exam 8: Property Offences I

D secretly obtains V's cheque card and withdraws £200 from V's bank account at a cash point. V only had £150 in his bank account. Which of the following represents the law:

D takes V's monthly rail pass and uses it for three weeks before handing it back to V. Which of the following represents the law:

D is an hourly paid worker. D claims payment for hours which he has not worked in order to get compensation for work completed months ago which is as yet unpaid. Which of the following represents the law on dishonesty:

In paying for a taxi-fare, V, who understands little English, holds out his wallet so that D may take the fare. D takes four times the true amount which V assumes is correct. Which of the following is a correct statement of the law:

Look at the scenario in question 3 above. When does D commit theft:

The definition of appropriation in s3(1)Theft Act 1968 encapsulates which of the following:

D puts an item from a supermarket shelf into her basket intending not to pay for it. She leaves the shop with the item without paying. When does appropriation occur:

D takes away a neighbour's free-standing conservatory and an olive tree growing inside in a pot. He then removes some bathroom fittings from his flat of which he is the tenant as well as a television. Which of the following apply:

D fills up his tank with petrol at a garage and leaves without paying. Which of the following represents the law:

D offers to sell a painting to V. Thinking it is an original, V offers £3000 which D accepts. In fact, it is only a limited edition print worth £75. D is aware of V's mistake but keeps silent. Which of the following represents the law: