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1. in the case of oxford v moss was the defendant guilty of theft?

  • no as there was insufficient evidence that he intended to permanently deprive plus it was an issue of copy right not property
  • yes as he stole the information on the exam papers
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2. which case shows that destroying property can ammount to intention to permanently deprive ?

  • dpp v j
  • dpp v k

3. in webster was it found that keeping duplicate property or selling it amounted to theft?

  • yes as the defendant aquired the medal illegally by lying and then made a profit of it
  • no as the medal was meant for the officer anyway

4. what did the ghosh test show ?

  • 2 part test for dishonesty
  • shocking behaviour by d
  • dishonesty rule

5. which case showed that body parts can be propertyof the uni even though in common law noone has the rights to a corpse as it took on a use for teachin

  • mayor
  • kelly
  • addy
  • keller

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