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Article 257

1. A prison sentence of one to four years and a fine of twelve to twenty-four months shall be imposed on:

1. Whoever hides his assets to the detriment of his creditors;

2. Whoever, to the same end, carries out any deed of disposal of assets or generation of obligations that draws out, hinders or prevents the effectiveness of a seizure or foreclosure or collection proceedings, either in or out of court, or administrative ones, commenced, or that may predictably be commenced.

2. The same penalty shall be imposed on whoever carries out acts of disposal, contracts obligations that diminish his assets or via any means hides assets over which foreclosure may be effected, with the aim of avoiding payment of civil liabilities arising from a crime which he may have committed or for which he should be held accountable.

3. The terms set forth in this Article shall be applicable whatever the nature or origin of the obligation or debt, the settlement or payment whereof he intends to avoid, including the financial rights of the workers, and regardless of whether the creditor is a natural person or any legal person, public or private.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event that the debt or obligation in question falls under public law and the creditor is a public legal entity, or it concerns financial obligations arising from the commission of a crime against the Inland Revenue or Social Security, the penalty to be imposed shall be a prison sentence of one and six years and a fine of twelve to twenty-four months.

4. The penalties foreseen in this Article shall be imposed in the upper half in the cases foreseen in Sub-Sections 5 or 6 of Section 1 of Article 250.

5. This criminal offence shall be pursued even if bankruptcy proceedings are commenced after it is committed.
 

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