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authority for fraud
fraud act 2006
is fraud a result or conduct crime?
conduct - no requirement for D to make a gain or V to suffer a loss
3 fraud offneces
s.1(2)(a) - fraud by false representation
s.1(2)(b) - fraud by failing to disclose information
s.1(2)(c) - fraud by abuse of position
fraud by false representation
a person is guilty of this section if he: (1) dishonestly makes a false represenation and (b) intents to make a gain or cause a loss to another
AR of fraud by false representation
false representation
represenation
any representation as to fact or law, or state of mind (of the person making the false represenation or any other person)
when is represenation made
when D communicates to the person they are seeking to deceive - no need for completed communication
representation to machines
is possible
direct or indirect?
both
express or implied?
both is
is representation by omission possible?
yes - failure to mention something
government of UAE v Allen
what makes a representation false?
(a) it is untrue or misleading
(b) the person making it knows it is untrue or misleading
MR of fraud by false representation
KNOWLEDGE
. knows it is or may be untrue or misleading
. subjective
. inlcudes wilful blindness
INTENTION
. must intend to make and gain or cause a loss
DISHONESTY
. Ivey definition
Ivey dishonestly test
what was D’s knowledge or belief as to the facts
in light of the conclusion to q1, was D’s conduct dishonest applying the standards of ordinary reasonable people
fraud by failure to disclose information
a person is in breach of this section is he (a) dishonestly fails to disclose to another poerson information which he is under legal duty to disclose, and (b) intends to make a gain for himself for another, or cause loss to another
AR of fraud by failure to disclose information
failure to disclose any or sufficient nformation
legal (not moral) duty to disclose
MR of fraud by failure to disclose information
intention to make a gain / cause a loss
dishonesty