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Fraud by Abuse of Position and Unlicensed Gangmasters
This article analyses the Court of Appeal’s interpretation of the fraud by abuse of position offence in R v Valujevs. Two issues are explored: first, the Court’s welcome clarification of the meaning of a relevant ‘expectation’; second, the inadequacy of the Court’s reasoning in deciding that an unlicensed gangmaster ‘is expected to safeguard, or not to act against, the financial interests’ of his workers.