JSB171 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Intangible Property

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It is punished in s408c(2) cc by 5 years imprisonment unless it is aggravated. If defendant has particular features, i. e. mental impairment, can argue to be taken into account in determining whether had knowledge/belief/intent: r v laurie (not convicted due to low iq and brain damage) Write: here, [accused] has/hasn"t applied [item] to [his/another"s] use by [facts]. Every thing animate or inanimate that is capable of being the subject of ownership; A thing produced by an animal mentioned in paragraph (e); and. Write: here, [item] is/isn"t property as per the definition in: S408c(3)(a) as it is [credit, service, any benefit or disadvantages, anything evidencing a right to incur a debit or to recover or receive a benefit, releases of obligations] or. S1 as it is bank) and other intangible property. Write: here, [item] clearly belongs to [owner etc] as per the definition in s408c(3)(d) as [owner etc] is clearly a [apply s408(3)(d) below].

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