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Lawrence v Metropolitan Police Comr
''Lawrence v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis'' (otherwise known as ''R v Lawrence'') () AC 262 is an English criminal law case establishing that the appropriation of property — under the meaning of the Theft Act 1968 — can be consented to. The House of Lords here ruled that an appropriation of property can occur even with the consent of the owner. To this end, they commented that the drafter's intentions in leaving out consent from the offence was to relieve the prosecution of establishing a lack of consent.
==Facts==
Upon arrival at London Victoria railway station an Italian student got into a taxicab driven by the defendant. The student then handed the driver a piece of paper with the destination he wished to go to. The taxi driver informed him that it was a long and expensive journey,〔() AC 626, at 626〕 and proceeded to take £6 from the student's open wallet, ostensibly to cover the fare. Unknown to the student, who was not familiar with the area, the correct fare was just 10s 6d.〔 (52.5p)
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