Court distinguishes between share capital misrepresentation crime and registration crime based on intent and consequences.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court of Finland ruled that the defendant committed a crime of false registration rather than a crime of share capital misrepresentation. The court found that while the defendant submitted a false insurance certificate to the commercial register, the specific intent and resulting harm aligned with registration fraud. Consequently, the charge of share capital misrepresentation was rejected in favor of the lesser offense of false registration.
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AI generateds. 1000.1 C; s. 1000.2 C: The court distinguishes between the crime of share capital misrepresentation and the crime of false registration, holding that the specific intent to deceive the register constitutes the latter when the primary harm is to the public register's integrity rather than the company's capital structure.
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A oli toimittanut kaupparekisteriin väärän vakuutuksen osakeyhtiön osakepääoman maksamisesta ja käyttänyt hyväkseen näin aiheuttamaansa virheellistä rekisterimerkintää. Kysymys siitä, oliko A syyllistynyt osakeyhtiörikokseen vai rekisterimerkintärikokseen.