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Cosa (chi) è false pretence - definizione
UNTRUE CLAIM RESULTING IN OBTAINING OF PROPERTY
False pretences; False Pretences; Pretensity; False pretense; False pretence; Obtaining by false pretences; Obtaining property by false pretences
false pretences
¦ plural noun behaviour intended to deceive.
False pretenses
In criminal law, property is obtained by false pretenses when the acquisition results from intentional misrepresenting of a past or existing fact.
false pretenses
n. the crime of knowingly making untrue statements for the purpose of obtaining money or property fraudulently. This can range from claiming zircons are diamonds and turning back the odometer on a car, to falsely stating that a mine has been producing gold when it has not. It is one form of theft.
See also: fraud theft
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False pretenses
In criminal law, property is obtained by false pretenses when the acquisition results from the intentional misrepresentation of a past or existing fact.
Esempi dal corpus di testo per false pretence
1. There is no shame in admitting that the party made tremendous mistakes under Blair – the great shame would be to pursue the same set of politics under a false pretence of loyalty.
2. And there are many people who think it only right that we should apply the most rigorous standards to those in public life – even if those same standards don‘t seem to matter when, for example, you‘re declaring war on a false pretence.
3. I have been here now 173 days and I feel we‘ve been forgotten." A written statement on the video accused Britain of plundering Iraq‘s wealth and demanded British troops leave within ten days of the broadcast or "this hostage will be killed as a first warning, which would be followed with details you would not want to know". Scared: A close up of the hostage reveals the terror in his face It claimed all five men had "acknowledged and confessed and detailed the agenda with which they came to steal our wealth under false pretence of being advisers to the Finance Ministry". The tape promised to "follow up with their confessions later". It was the first time any of the Britons had been seen since they were snatched from the Iraqi Foreign Ministry by 40 gunmen wearing police uniforms, and the first time their captors‘ demands had been made public.