Court convicted defendant of damaging creditor's rights by selling car to evade enforcement, sentencing to 300 daily fine.

The court convicted the defendant of the offense under Article 300 § 2 of the Criminal Code for selling a vehicle to frustrate a court enforcement proceeding. The prosecution proved the defendant owned a car subject to a final payment order and sold it shortly after the enforcement clause was issued, while the defendant claimed she did not sell it to evade debt. The court rejected the defense's argument regarding lack of intent, finding the sale objectively served to diminish assets available to the creditor, and imposed a 300 daily fine based on her financial situation.