Dimensions and elements of criminal transfer of immovable property

An expression of transferability is the property of all property, both material and immaterial. On the contrary, other offenses against property are found in the charge of non-dispensable property transfer of immovable property as the subject of this crime and give rise to a suspicion that In this crime, the legislator has provided for the execution of criminal offenses for any fraudulent transfer of material or immaterial property. The purpose of this article is to investigate the dimensions and elements of the criminal transfer of immovable property. This descriptive-analytic study was conducted by library studies. The results of this study indicate that the crime of non-transfer of property is a criminal offense, and the fraud is confined to material property and immaterial property is not the subject of the crime. That the transfer of non-third party funds and the resulting harm must be the result of the acts of the perpetrator or perpetrators of the crime, such that if the perpetrator's or perpetrator's actions were not in the form of a fraudulent transaction, such a result would not have been achieved. However, it is not possible to easily sense this relationship in a non-destructive mass transfer case because of the interplay between the result and the termination of the bond between the two. The causal relationship in the crime of non-transfer of money means that the transfer of non-third party money and the resulting harm must be the result of the actions of the perpetrator or perpetrators.