Ownership of property usually passes when it is paid for, but ownership of food passes when it is eaten – Corcoran v Whent ([1977] Crim LR 52.) (at which point it also ceases to be property) – or possibly earlier, e.g. when it is ordered and cooked in a restaurant. Ownership of petrol passes when it is put in a petrol tank. In the absence of mens rea from the outset, the appropriate charge for this type of offence would be making off without payment under s[...]Theft Act 1978 which was brought in to cover those who were unable to be convicted of theft in these situations.
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Ownership of property usually passes when it is paid for, but ownership of food passes when it is eaten – Corcoran v Whent ([1977] Crim LR 52.) (at which point it also ceases to be property) – or possibly earlier, e.g. when it is ordered and cooked in a restaurant. Ownership of petrol passes when it is put in a petrol tank. In the absence of mens rea from the outset, the appropriate charge for this type of offence would be making off without payment under s[...]Theft Act 1978 which was brought in to cover those who were unable to be convicted of theft in these situations.
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#crime #law #theft
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Ownership of property usually passes when it is paid for, but ownership of food passes when it is eaten – Corcoran v Whent ([1977] Crim LR 52.) (at which point it also ceases to be property) – or possibly earlier, e.g. when it is ordered and cooked in a restaurant. Ownership of petrol passes when it is put in a petrol tank. In the absence of mens rea from the outset, the appropriate charge for this type of offence would be making off without payment under s[...]Theft Act 1978 which was brought in to cover those who were unable to be convicted of theft in these situations.
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