The entry must be effective and substantial (in case, def intended to ****, woman thought it was her bf, def was on window ledge when invited in, amounted to entry
1 of 8
Brown (1985)
The entry must be effective (in case, def only leant in with top half body and this was sufficient)
2 of 8
Ryan (1996)
Partial entry is sufficient, even if def is incapable of stealing
3 of 8
Davis (1823)
Merely inserting forepart of finger was sufficient, whole body is not nec
4 of 8
B and S Leathley (1979)
For a structure to constitute a building, there must be a degree of permanence
5 of 8
Walkington (1979)
Whether the def had entered part of a building as a trespasser is a question of fact for the jury
6 of 8
Jones and Smith (1976)
Even if a def had a general permission to enter the building or part thereof, the def exceeds that permission when he enters with the intention to steal any property
7 of 8
Collins (1972)
A def only enters as a trespasser if he intends or is subjectively reckless as to whether he is trespassing
8 of 8
Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
The entry must be effective (in case, def only leant in with top half body and this was sufficient)
Back
Brown (1985)
Card 3
Front
Partial entry is sufficient, even if def is incapable of stealing
Back
Card 4
Front
Merely inserting forepart of finger was sufficient, whole body is not nec
Back
Card 5
Front
For a structure to constitute a building, there must be a degree of permanence
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