Robbery

ROBINSON

• D took £5 which fell from the pocket of V's husband
• V owed D £7
• not theft as it was held this act was not dishonest... so there cannot be any robbery either!

RAPHAEL AND ANOTHER

• Ds took V's car - theft - and demanded money for its return - robbery

CORCORAN AND ANDERTON

• Ds tugged at V's bag, intending to take it
• this was classed as an appropriation of property & therefore theft was complete
• the Ds were charged with robbery, even though they left without the bag

DAWSON AND JAMES

• Ds pushed V in order to steal his wallet

CLOUDEN

• D wrenched a shopping basket in order to steal it

B & R V DPP

• Ds surrounded and pushed V to get his phone 
• V was not fearful of them, yet it was held there was still an application of force regardless of the V's fear

HALE

• Ds covered V's mouth before stealing from her and tied her up after stealing from her
• force can occur immeditaely before and after the theft and still apply