Court acquits defendant of fraud due to lack of intent to deceive, finding only civil breach of contract.

The court acquitted the defendant, a company president, of fraud under Article 286 of the Criminal Code. Although the defendant ordered a transport service that was not paid for, the prosecution failed to prove he intended to deceive the victim. The court determined the non-payment resulted from temporary liquidity issues rather than a plan to defraud, constituting only a civil breach of contract. Consequently, the defendant was found innocent of the criminal charge, and state costs were shifted to the defendant for defense expenses.