Bankruptcy A blank a debtor who is unable to pay debts that have fallen due and are collectible, as decided by the court. Category: Business & Corporate Law, Bankruptcy & PKPU Example: Example of usage: the term "Bankruptcy" is often…

…Information given by a person in court about an event or circumstances that he/she heard, saw, and/or experienced himself/herself

Force majeure clause Contractual provision regarding the consequences of circumstances force majeure on the obligations of the parties. Example: In a contract dispute, the plaintiff argued a force majeure clause to claim his rights. Civil Law General reference: KUHP…

Aggravated criminal sanction A blank certain circumstances that cause the threat of punishment to become more severe. Example: The prosecutor considered the aggravated criminal sanction before preparing the charges. Criminal Law General reference: KUHP and doctrines of criminal law

Theft With Aggravating Circumstances Theft With Aggravating Circumstances is theft that is accompanied by circumstances aggravating factors (e.g. at night, together, etc.). Category: Criminal Law Example: The prosecutor considered that the element of theft with aggravating circumstances had been fulfilled…

Mitigation of criminal sanction A blank which is taken into consideration to impose a lighter sentence. Example: The prosecutor considered the mitigating circumstances before preparing the charges. Criminal Law General reference: KUHP and doctrines of criminal law

…amount of money to the state. Example: The judge imposed a fine, taking into consideration circumstances that aggravate and mitigate. Criminal Law General reference: Criminal Code and doctrines of criminal law

…in a certain system). Example: The judge imposed a confinement sentence, taking into consideration circumstances that aggravate and mitigate. Criminal Law General reference: Criminal Code and doctrines of criminal law

…court (limitedly regulated). Example: The judge imposed the death penalty, taking into consideration circumstances that aggravate and mitigate. Criminal Law General reference: Criminal Code and doctrines of criminal law

…sanction in accordance with the provisions. Example: The judge imposed a supervisory sanction, taking into consideration circumstances that aggravate and mitigate. Criminal Law General reference: Criminal Code and doctrines of criminal law