1. That property has been taken from the victim's possession; and

2. That the property was taken with the knowledge of the victim at the time of the offence; and

3. That the property was obtained under certain conditions and pretext; and

4. That the actions of the accused contributed to the taking of the property; and

5. That the conditions and pretext by which the property was obtained were found to be false.

Type	Condition(s)
1-3	a) if property stolen valued at less than one times average wage earner salary;
4-6	a) if property stolen valued at more than 1 times and less than 3 times average wage earner salary;

Type	Condition(s)
1-3	a) if property stolen valued at more than 3 times and less than 6 times average wage earner salary;
4-6	a) if property stolen valued at more than 6 times and less than 12 times average wage earner salary;

Type	Condition(s)
1-3	a) if property stolen valued at more than 12 times and less than 24 times average wage earner salary; b) if offender previous convicted for property crime;
4-6	a) if property stolen valued at more than 24 times and less than 36 times average wage earner salary;

Type	Condition(s)
1-3	a) if property stolen valued at more than 36 times and less than 50 times average wage earner salary;
4-6	a) if property stolen valued at more than 50 times average wage earner salary;