S2(3) Fraud Act 2006 - States that a representation can be made as to fact, as to law, as to state of mind and can be made expressed or implied
S2(5) - Representation to machines, covering all devises and systems
Expressed representations: (written, spoken, posted)
Silverman - Necessary to show that there had been an untrue representation
Hamilton
Implied representations; (conduct, decpetion)
Barnard - Supports an implied and expressed representation
Lambie - Dishonestly misuses a credit card to pay for items. By tendering the card, they are falsely representing that he has the authority to use it
Pre Fraud Act 2006
DPP v Ray (Intention to pay for a meal) Gilmartin (Paying by cheque) Metropolitain Police Commander v Charles (Use of a cheque garantee card)
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