Welcome to our page dedicated to fraud in legal context. Here you will find a curated selection of articles, cases, and insights on fraud law to keep you informed and up-to-date with the latest developments.
The very recent ruling of the Court of Cassation offers important insights into the configurability of improper fraudulent bankruptcy in fraudulent transactions, particularly concerning the leasing of business branches. Let us analyze the legal implications and the necessary conditions for its configurability.
Analysis of ruling no. 16111 of 2024 on improper bankruptcy from fraudulent operations, highlighting the role of general intent and the foreseeability of insolvency. Discover the legal implications and the regulations involved.
Discover how the late presentation of accounting books in criminal proceedings affects the existence of the crime of fraudulent bankruptcy, according to the recent ruling no. 14931 of 2024.
Analysis of ruling no. 14954 of 2024 and the legal implications related to the issuance of the compliance visa in tax declarations, highlighting the causal contribution to tax offenses.
Let's analyze ruling no. 13364 of 14/02/2024, which clarifies the configurability of the crime of fraudulent declaration even when the false documentation is issued by the user themselves. An important reflection on tax offenses.
The ruling no. 15117 of 2024 by the Court of Udine clarifies the configurability of the administrative offense in the case of food contamination during aging, excluding the crime of commercial fraud.
Judgment No. 13573 of 2024 addresses the issue of aggravated fraud for the purpose of obtaining public grants, clarifying the configurability of the crime within the scope of the 'culture bonus' and the distinction from undue perceptions of public grants.
The recent ruling of the Court of Appeal of L'Aquila clarifies the right to file a complaint in cases of fraud, highlighting the standing of individuals other than the deceived party. Learn more about this fundamental legal aspect.
Let's analyze ruling no. 16997 of 2024, which clarifies the role of the fictitious holder and the meaning of specific intent in the crime of fraudulent transfer of values, highlighting the legal and practical implications.
Judgment no. 16017 of 2023 clarifies that the advanced age of the victim does not automatically imply a presumption of diminished defense. A case of attempted fraud highlights the importance of assessing individual vulnerability.