英文摘要 |
The act of disposition is the core of the doctrine of fraud. The key difference of fraud from theft is that the person has to be deceived to ''voluntarily'' dispose of property. With the development of online payment, the behavior structure of fraud has changed, which leads to the revision of the doctrine of fraud. In the case of online payment in non-financial institution, fraud has changed from the traditional two-person mode to the triangular fraud mode of the actor, the deceived person and the victim, centered by the transfer of property possession. The deceived person is separated from the victim, and the third-party payment platform is the one that has been deceived. This transfer of possession is not the flaccid possession. Rather, it requires the deceived person to have a presumed awareness of the act of disposition. The transfer of possession by the deceived person shall be marked by the completion of the payment by the third-party payment platform, and such payment is the perpetrating act of the crime. Based on the doctrine of presupposed consent, the deceived person must have the authority to dispose. This kind of authority of disposition is the key to distinguish the indirect perpetrator of theft and the triangle fraud. The deceived person in the triangular fraud is actually an indirect criminal of fraud, and there is no need to emphasize it separately. |