Supreme Court dismisses forgery charge where client printed a fake bank receipt to falsely claim payment was made.

The Supreme Court dismissed the charge of forgery against the client who printed a bank transaction receipt to falsely assert payment had been made. The court found that the client's act of printing a document without the bank's signature or authorization did not constitute the specific legal definition of forgery under Finnish law. Consequently, the prosecution failed to prove the necessary elements of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt.