Title Turto prievartavimo ir savavaldžiavimo sudėčių panašumai bei skirtumai /
Translation of Title Corpora delicti of the extortion of property and arbitrary conduct: similarities and differences.
Authors Puodžiūtė, Justina
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Pages 94
Abstract [eng] Responsibility for property extortion is regulated in article 181 of Penal code. Property extortion is understood as an action when person coerces another person to transfer proprietary benefits, provide proprietary rights or relieve from proprietary duties by using a threat to use violence, destroy or damage property, disclose embarrassing information or using another mental compulsion. Arbitrariness is punished by administrative or penal order . Arbitrariness is made by person who, beyond the order established by the law, exercises his or another's real or presumed right that is contested by another person or accepted but not implemented, if such actions have inflicted substantial harm. There are described conceptions of property extortion and arbitrariness , the evolution of conceptions and experience of foreign countries in this master paper. There are described the analysis of constructions of property extortion and arbitrariness, qualifying features and dissociation from other crimes.
Type Master thesis
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2011