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One evening Graham comes out of the cinema at Meadowhall, a local shopping arcade where all the shops are under one roof, and decides to do some shopping. He goes into Sparks and Mensa, a storeselling food and clothing. Whilst the assistant is not looking, he takes two suits into a changing cubicle. He removes the security tags on one of them and wears it on top of his t-shirt and shorts. Hetakes the second suit back to the assistant, telling her it’s too small.

While on the way to the food section he stuffs a pair of women’s knickers into the suit jacket pocket. He picks up somegroceries in the food area and takes them to the till at which Henrietta, his next door neighbor, is serving. She gives him a nod and a wink, signifying as both of them know what he is not going to pay forthe items.

Consider Graham’s liability for theft.

One evening Graham comes out of the cinema at Meadowhall, a local shopping arcade where all the shops are under one roof, and decides to do someshopping. He goes into Sparks and Mensa, a store selling food and clothing. Whilst the assistant is not looking, he takes two suits into a changing cubicle. He removes the security tags on one of themand wears it on top of his t-shirt and shorts. He takes the second suit back to the assistant, telling her it’s too small.

While on the way to the food section he stuffs a pair of women’s knickersinto the suit jacket pocket. He picks up some groceries in the food area and takes them to the till at which Henrietta, his next door neighbor, is serving. She gives him a nod and a wink, signifyingas both of them know what he is not going to pay for the items.

Consider Graham’s liability for theft.

Graham is liable for theft under the section 1 of the Theft Act 1968. Section 1(1)
“Aperson is guilty of theft if he dishonestly appropriate property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it ; and “thief” and “steal” shall be construced...