A Digest of the Criminal Law Crimes And Punishments
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Or Article 335.
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(1. ) -^ A assigns his goods by deed to ti'ustees for the benefit of his creditors. The trustees do not take possession, but leave A's possession undisturbed. A makes away with the goods, intend- ing to deprive his creditors of them. This is not theft.
(2. ) ^ B's house being on fire, A takes B's goods to A's house for protection, B acquiescing as to some of them. A's intention at the time is to keep them for B, but A afterwards changes his mind and converts them.... This is not theft.
(3. ) ■* B gives his broker A a cheque to buy Exchequer bills. A buys Exchequer bills for B with part of the proceeds of the cheque and absconds with the rest. This is not theft.
(4. ) " B, a boy unable to read, finds a cheque and gives it to A, asking A to tell him what it is. A, on various false pretences, 1 Per Pollock, C. B. , and Parke, B. , in Riley's Case, p. 156; see the question of Martin, B. , in Presfon'-s Case, 1851, 2 Den. 359.
2 R. V. Pratt, 1854, Dear. 360.
■^ Leigh's Case, 1800, 2 East.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or Article 335.
Illustrations.
(1. ) -^ A assigns his goods by deed to ti'ustees for the benefit of his creditors. The trustees do not take possession, but leave A's possession undisturbed. A makes away with the goods, intend- ing to deprive his creditors of them. This is not theft.
(2. ) ^ B's house being on fire, A takes B's goods to A's house for protection, B acquiescing as to some of them. A's intention at the time is to keep them for B, but A afterwards changes his mind and converts them.... This is not theft.
(3. ) ■* B gives his broker A a cheque to buy Exchequer bills. A buys Exchequer bills for B with part of the proceeds of the cheque and absconds with the rest. This is not theft.
(4. ) " B, a boy unable to read, finds a cheque and gives it to A, asking A to tell him what it is. A, on various false pretences, 1 Per Pollock, C. B. , and Parke, B. , in Riley's Case, p. 156; see the question of Martin, B. , in Presfon'-s Case, 1851, 2 Den. 359.
2 R. V. Pratt, 1854, Dear. 360.
■^ Leigh's Case, 1800, 2 East.
What to read after A Digest of the Criminal Law Crimes And Punishments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fitzjames Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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