Section 2 Fraud

Question	Answer
R v Silverman (case facts)	D a plumber gave the victims really high quotations. There was a 'mutual trust'. He had decided them of the true cost and the profit he would make
DPP v Ray (case facts)	D left a restaurant without paying, he waited for the waiter to leave before he left
R v Lambie (case facts)	D exceeded the limits on the credit card. She was asked to give it back she used the card to buy clothes
R v Barnard (case facts)	D entered a shop in Oxford wearing the clothing of a student. He also said he was to get the goods on credit
R v Rai (case facts)	Made application to council for an adapted bathroom for his mother. She later died to inform the council so they council so the work was still carried out
Ghosh (legal principle)	D's conduct would be consider dishonest by ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people. D was aware that reasonable and honest people would consider his behaviour to be dishonest
DPP v Stonehouse (case facts)	D faked his own death in order for his wife to get his life insurance policy. Intention to make a gain for another

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