Case Law Making Off Without Payment

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Section 3(1) Theft Act 1978 Making Off Without Payment
A person who knowing that payment on the spot for any goods supplied or service done is required or expected from him dishonestly makes off without having paid as required or expected and with intent to avoid payment of the amount due shall be guilty
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Actus Reus of Making Off Without Payment
D makes off; Goods have been supplied or service done; Payment is required on the spot; D has not paid as required
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Mens Rea of Making Off Without Payment
Dishonesty; Knowledge that payment on the spot is required; An intention to avoid payment
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McDavitt
The D must make off from the spot of which the payment is required; i.e leaves the scene
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Troughton v Metropolitan Police
If a service is not completed then there is no offence
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Vincent
If the payment is not required or expected on the spot then the D has not committed an offence
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Allen
The D must have an intention to avoid payment permanently
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D makes off; Goods have been supplied or service done; Payment is required on the spot; D has not paid as required

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Actus Reus of Making Off Without Payment

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Dishonesty; Knowledge that payment on the spot is required; An intention to avoid payment

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The D must make off from the spot of which the payment is required; i.e leaves the scene

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If a service is not completed then there is no offence

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