pecuniary advantage
pecuniary benefits

No political party should have a pecuniary advantage over another.

There must be the obtaining of a pecuniary advantage.

It created the offence of obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception.

Did you engage in any transaction for your own pecuniary advantage which will not bear the light of day?"

The accused was charged with obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception.

By that misrepresentation the accused obtained both property and a pecuniary advantage.

From 1977, obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception was triable either way.

The charge should be attempted theft or obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception.

I do not seek some petty pecuniary advantage.

The two charges of conspiracy and obtaining pecuniary advantage against Turpin had been dropped.

The expression "pecuniary advantage" was defined by section 16(2).

It need not be a pecuniary advantage.

The degree to which publicans 'invested' for this reason in football is unknown but the pecuniary advantage at first sight seems doubtful.

Firstly that Hayes was not in receipt of a pecuniary advantage within the meaning of the statute.

In this he is the exact opposite of the Osseous, to whom the pecuniary advantages or disadvantages of a thing are always significant.

In 2012 she was found guilty of fraud after pleading guilty to three counts of using a document for pecuniary advantage.

In s.16, besides dishonesty, the mental element is making the deception intentionally or recklessly, and the intent to obtain a pecuniary advantage.

Tipping J preferred the following construction of pecuniary advantage "...simply anything that enhances the accused's financial position".

The practice of ransoming had long been customary in medieval wars and there was no reason to forgo its pecuniary advantages in this conflict.

She tries to take pecuniary advantage of her son-in-law Dr. Strong in every way possible, to Annie's sorrow.

What has served to continue this evil, is the pecuniary advantage which all the governments of Europe have found in keeping up this state of uncivilisation.

The appellant was convicted of obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception, contrary to section 16(1) of the Theft Act 1968.

(d) Such an intent is not needed in most other Theft Acts offences such as obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception (s.16).

The substitution being repeated (much to the pecuniary advantage of the real greengrocer's boy) on the following day, Albert brought back the first piece of hopeful news.

With respect to the pecuniary advantages of the work, although it did not produce me a fourth part of the sum it would have done to any other.

Such graduates saw little, if any, pecuniary benefits from their investments.

It was a purely honorary title, which had no pecuniary benefits.

The pecuniary benefits of sponsorship are essential to his pitch, but the romance of the trip is what first sets executive hearts aflutter.

Investigating officer P. Padmanabhan said none of the accused, including Karunanidhi and the other 14, received any pecuniary benefits.

The ballplayers, meanwhile, are finding ever more expensive tailors to custom-make their suits, since they - the ballplayers, and the tailors, too, for that matter - are reaping sumptuous pecuniary benefits.

Pilferage has seen the loss of the cannons and the cannon balls, apart from removal of stones imported from Nantes, France for pecuniary benefits without realising the gravity of the vandalism act.

In Taff Vale Railway Co v Jenkins [1913]AC 1 at p7 Lord Atkinson said: All that is necessary is that a reasonable expectation of pecuniary benefits should be entertained by the person who sues.