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Legal Reasoning — Flashcards

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Questions provided here are based on Criminal Law. Read the Legal Principles carefully, understand each factual situation and then attempt the questions by choosing the appropriate decision.  
    

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Factual Situation: A finds a ring belonging to Z on a table in the latter's house and puts the same under the carpet there with the intention of taking it afterwards. The ring still lies in the house of Z undetected. Later, A, by a change of mind, decides not to take the ring. Has he still committed any crime?
Issue: What offence, if any, has been committed?
Decision:
A at the time of first moving the ring commits theft, it does not matter that he later changes his mind.
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