Difference between revisions of "Zimbabwe Criminal Code"
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"take", in relation to property capable of being stolen, means? | "take", in relation to property capable of being stolen, means? | ||
| − | + | (a) taking possession or control of a movable corporeal thing or object; | |
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| − | + | (b) being in possession of a movable corporeal thing or object and assuming the rights of an owner in respect of it; | |
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| + | (c) in relation to any incorporeal right vested in a person, exercising or assuming title to the right concerned; | ||
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"trust property" means property held, whether under a deed of trust or by agreement or under any enactment, on terms requiring the holder to do any or all of the following? | "trust property" means property held, whether under a deed of trust or by agreement or under any enactment, on terms requiring the holder to do any or all of the following? | ||
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| − | + | (a) hold the property on behalf of another person or account for it to another person; or | |
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| + | (b) hand the property over to a specific person; or | ||
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| + | (c) deal with the property in a particular way; | ||
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but does not include property received on terms expressly or impliedly stipulating that? | but does not include property received on terms expressly or impliedly stipulating that? | ||
(i) the recipient is entitled to use the property as his or her own; and | (i) the recipient is entitled to use the property as his or her own; and | ||
