ADPP Session 2 Mid Terms law
Larceny as a bailee elements - Answer-The accused
Possesses property as a bailee
Takes or converts property to their own use or the use of another
Acts fraudulently
Larceny by bailee section number - Answer-S125 Crimes Act
Larceny by Clerk or Servant elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Clerk/servant of master/employer
3. Steals property
4. Property belonging to the accused's master/employer
Larceny by Clerk or Servant section number - Answer-S156 Crimes Act
Embezzlement by clerks or servants elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Clerk or servant
3. Receives property on behalf of employer
,4. Fraudulently embezzles that property
Embezzlement by clerks or servants section number - Answer-S157 Crimes Act
Fraud Elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Uses a deception
3. Dishonestly obtains property belonging to another or obtains any financial advantage or causes any
financial disadvantage
Fraud Section number - Answer-S192E Crimes Act
Steal Motor Vehicle, Vessel or Trailer elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Steals
3. Motor vehicle, vessel or trailer
Steal Motor Vehicle, Vessel or Trailer section number - Answer-S154F Crimes Act
Taking a conveyance without consent of owner elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Without consent
3. Takes and drives conveyance or,
4. Knowing that any conveyance has been taken without such consent, drives it or allows him/herself to
be carried in or on it
Taking a conveyance without consent of owner section number - Answer-S154A Crimes Act
Larceny Elements (Common Law) - Answer-1. The accused
, 2. Took and carried away property
3. Belonging to another
4. Without consent
5. Without legal claim of right
6. Fraudulently (dishonestly)
7. Intent to permanently deprive
Larceny penalty section number - Answer-S117 Crimes Act
Asportation definition - Answer-Move from original position to another place
- requires the slightest of movements
For property to be stolen it needs to be: - Answer-Tangible
Have monetary value
Be personal
Real property (land and things attached are not included)
What are the 3 different levels of belonging to another - Answer-1. Control
2. Ownership
3. Possession
What does it mean to have a legal claim of right - Answer-The honest belief that the person has the
legal right to take the goods, not a moral right
Different types of without consent - Answer-1. Actual
- Expressed
Larceny as a bailee elements - Answer-The accused
Possesses property as a bailee
Takes or converts property to their own use or the use of another
Acts fraudulently
Larceny by bailee section number - Answer-S125 Crimes Act
Larceny by Clerk or Servant elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Clerk/servant of master/employer
3. Steals property
4. Property belonging to the accused's master/employer
Larceny by Clerk or Servant section number - Answer-S156 Crimes Act
Embezzlement by clerks or servants elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Clerk or servant
3. Receives property on behalf of employer
,4. Fraudulently embezzles that property
Embezzlement by clerks or servants section number - Answer-S157 Crimes Act
Fraud Elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Uses a deception
3. Dishonestly obtains property belonging to another or obtains any financial advantage or causes any
financial disadvantage
Fraud Section number - Answer-S192E Crimes Act
Steal Motor Vehicle, Vessel or Trailer elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Steals
3. Motor vehicle, vessel or trailer
Steal Motor Vehicle, Vessel or Trailer section number - Answer-S154F Crimes Act
Taking a conveyance without consent of owner elements - Answer-1. The accused
2. Without consent
3. Takes and drives conveyance or,
4. Knowing that any conveyance has been taken without such consent, drives it or allows him/herself to
be carried in or on it
Taking a conveyance without consent of owner section number - Answer-S154A Crimes Act
Larceny Elements (Common Law) - Answer-1. The accused
, 2. Took and carried away property
3. Belonging to another
4. Without consent
5. Without legal claim of right
6. Fraudulently (dishonestly)
7. Intent to permanently deprive
Larceny penalty section number - Answer-S117 Crimes Act
Asportation definition - Answer-Move from original position to another place
- requires the slightest of movements
For property to be stolen it needs to be: - Answer-Tangible
Have monetary value
Be personal
Real property (land and things attached are not included)
What are the 3 different levels of belonging to another - Answer-1. Control
2. Ownership
3. Possession
What does it mean to have a legal claim of right - Answer-The honest belief that the person has the
legal right to take the goods, not a moral right
Different types of without consent - Answer-1. Actual
- Expressed
