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#crime #law #theft
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D may be guilty of theft although he does not intend by the act of appropriation itself to deprive P permanently of the property.
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R v Morris [1983] 3 All ER 288

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#crime #law #theft
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D may be guilty of theft although he does not intend by the act of appropriation itself to deprive P permanently of the property.
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#crime #law #theft
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D may be guilty of theft although he does not intend by the act of appropriation itself to deprive P permanently of the property.
Answer
R v Morris [1983] 3 All ER 288
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the owner’s right to label his goods, so when Morris swapped the labels this was an appropriation. Two important points emerge from this case. (1) The assumption of any one of the rights of an owner amounts to an appropriation. (2) <span>D may be guilty of theft although he does not intend by the act of appropriation itself to deprive P permanently of the property.<span><body><html>

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