Making Off Without Payment 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelAQA Created by: annamerrellCreated on: 07-06-17 10:21 What act recognises making off without payment? S.3(1) Theft Act 1978. 1 of 9 Goods must have been supplied or a service must have been done. What case states that if the service has not been done there is no offence? Troughton. 2 of 9 Where is payment required or expected? (Vincent) On the spot ("payment at the time of collecting goods on which work has been done"). 3 of 9 What case is used where the D has left the scene where payment was required or expected? McDavitt. 4 of 9 What case is used where the D has dishonestly left the scene where payment was required or expected? Brooks and Brooks. 5 of 9 For the AR to be complete, the D must not have paid as was required or expected. What must the payment be of? The payment must be of the amount due and is a matter of fact. 6 of 9 What test is used to find whether the D had dishonestly made off? The Ghost test. 7 of 9 What must the D have known about the payment? That it was required or expected on the spot. 8 of 9 What must the D have had intention for? (Allen) 'To avoid payment of amount due' permanently. 9 of 9
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