Court acquits defendant of fraud for lack of intent to permanently deprive victim of property.

The court acquitted the defendant of fraud charges, ruling that the prosecution failed to prove the requisite intent to permanently deprive the victim of their property. The defendant allegedly induced the victim's company to disburse funds by falsely claiming an intention to fulfill a loan agreement, yet the evidence did not establish the necessary criminal intent. Consequently, the court determined the act lacked the specific mental element required for the crime of fraud under Polish law.