英文摘要 |
In civil law, the rule of payment of unlawful cause is aimed at preventing unlawful payment generally. Limited by the standard of finality, the concept of payment of unlawful cause is different from that of trust of unlawful cause. When dealing with property crimes involving payment or trust of unlawful cause, a prudent judgment should be based on the civil legal consequences of payment or trust of unlawful cause, in order to determine whether the perpetrator acts out of the intent of 'illegal' possession and whether the perpetrator acting out of that intent infringes others person's 'property'. While unentitled possession and property intended for unlawful purpose remain within the concept of property in criminal law sense, illegal labor and invalid right of civil claims are not within the protection of property crime legislation. When determining the intent of 'illegal' possession, it is necessary to focus on whether the state of the property the perpetrator intended to achieve is in line with the principle of property ascription established on the rule of payment of unlawful cause. |