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AR of Theft - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Land cannot generally be stolen
        
        Can only be stolen
        
        By a trustee who deals or disposes of the land in the breach of trust
        
        By person not in possession of land by severing anything forming part of the land
        
        by tenant in possession by appropriation of any fixture
    - - confidential information does not amount to property
        
        Oxford v Moss
- - - - R v Turner
    - - R v Woodman
- - - - any later assumption of the rights of an owner by keeping it or dealing with it
- - - - where property jointly owned by 2 or more people
      - each co-owner has proprietary right/interest
      - therefore, each co-owner can steal from the other
      - R v Bonner
    - - lost property
        
        remains property of O
        
        can be stole from O
      - abandoned property
        
        does not belong to anybody
        
        cannot be stolen
        
        Courts reluctant to find property that has been abandoned
        
        R v Basildon Mags Court
        
        R v Tolkeikis
    - - Section 5
        
        where receives property from another and D is under an obligation to retain with property in a particular way
        
        Davide v Bennett
        
        R v Hall
        
        money recieved as charitable donations
    - - section 5
        
        where D recieves property by anothers mistake
        
        and D under legal obligation to restore property
        
        property treated as property of person entitled to restoration