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- - - - section 3(1)
        
        assumption of a persons rights by an owner
      - section 3(2)
        
        the genuine belief that the owner would allow the theft
    - - R v Morris
    - - Lawrence v Metropolitan police commissioner
  - - - section 4(1)
        
        includes all money and other property, real or person (action and tangible)
      - section 4(2)
        
        cannot steal land or things growing on it
      - section 4 (3)
        
        mushrooms, flowers, fruit and foliage in the wild cannot be stolen
        unless there is an intention to sell them
      - section 4(4)
        
        wild animals cannot be stolen, unless they're tamed or captive
    - - R v Kelly and Lindsey
    - - Oxford v moss
  - - - section 5(1)
        
        property is belonging to another having possession of it or control of it
        
        R v Dyke and Munroe
    - - R v Turner
    - - section 5(3)
        
        obligation to use property in a certain way
        
        R v Hall
      - section 5(4)
        
        property acquired by mistake
        
        under obligation to make a restoration
        
        R v Gilks
    - - R v Rostron
- - - - THEFT ACT 1968
        
        section 2(1)(a)
        
        believes he has the lawful right to deprive
        
        section 2(1)(b)
        
        believes he would have the others consent
        
        section 2(1)(c)
        
        take reasonable steps to find the owner
        
        R v Small
    - - THEFT ACT 1968
        
        section 2(2)
        
        does not prevent dishonesty
  - - - section 6(1)
        
        R v Velumyl
        
        have to return the EXACT money, not different coins/notes