The civil contractual dolo against the crime of scam
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Criminal intent, scam, deception, mistakeAbstract
Criminal law and civil law are not similar branches, but when these two collide we will find the bases of the conflicting law. This is the case that happens with willful intent as a vice of the will and the crime of fraud; Both legal figures focus on the same elements but their treatment, or their procedure or their consequences are vastly different. In addition, the very reason for existing both structures are specific to each branch of law. But this conflict may cause the civil law to leave criminal conduct in impunity that must be valued by the state and also be judged; or that civil conduct is punished as a crime. It is necessary to create a wall that separates the actions of these two legal figures that supports the judges in each case to assess the action as criminally relevant or as a purely civil sphere.
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