Making Off Without Payment: S3 Theft Act 1978

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GCSE Law (Unit 4) Mind Map on Making Off Without Payment: S3 Theft Act 1978, created by beccehjane on 07/06/2015.
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Making Off Without Payment: S3 Theft Act 1978
  1. AR
    1. D makes off
      1. McDavitt, D did not leave restaurant he did not make off
        1. Aziz, D ran off, irrelevant where D made off still an on spot payment required
        2. goods been supplied/services done
          1. Troughton, as the journey was not completed as D requested, he did not need to pay
          2. payment on spot required
            1. Vincent, had pre-arranged to not pay until a later date so payment on the spot was not expected
              1. Moperley v Alsop, D travelled on underground without a ticket and was caught but escaped, spot where payment required was not limited, should have paid
              2. D not paid as required
              3. MR
                1. Dishonestly
                  1. Ghosh Test: 1) Was Ds conduct dishonest according to ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people? 2) Was D aware conduct would be regarded as dishonest by there people?
                    1. Brook and Brooks, daughters conviction was quashed as she was not dishonest
                    2. knowledge payment on spot required
                      1. Intention to avoid permanent payment
                        1. Allen, added word permanently
                          1. R v Ray, D went to restaurant and didnt have enough to pay, but in end they all ran out without payment, was there orginal intent?
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