MAJOR MATERIAL DAMAGE AS A SIGN OF AN OBJECTIVE SIDE OF THE OFFENSE UNDER ART. 218-1 OF THE CRIMINAL CODE OF UKRAINE
Journal Title: Судова та слідча практика в Україні - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue
Abstract
The article analyzes the major material damage as a sign of the objective side of the offense under Art. 218-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. On this basis, scientifically based recommendations were developed aimed at improving the current version of the norm on bringing the bank to insolvency.
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Є. М. Васілін
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