Court partially allowed criminal charges for false declaration and embezzlement, acquitting on embezzlement and dismissing civil suit.

The court convicted the defendant of making a false declaration regarding property rights but acquitted him of embezzlement charges due to insufficient evidence. Consequently, the civil lawsuit filed by the victims was dismissed under the principle that a civil claim cannot proceed if the criminal accusation is unfounded. The defendant was sentenced to a fine and ordered to pay half of the court costs, with the state bearing the remainder.