MacLean v Att. Gen. [1995] JLR_Note 11a (24 April 1995)
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The court clarified the elements required to establish the offence of receiving stolen property.
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What are the elements of the offence of receiving stolen property?
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The offence of receiving stolen property requires proof that the property was stolen and that the accused knew or believed it to be stolen at the time of receipt.
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The court clarified the elements required to establish the offence of receiving stolen property.
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