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GENERAL PART
TITLE TWO
CRIMINAL OFFENCE
1. General provisions on criminal Offences
Manner of commission of criminal offence
Article 6
(1) A Criminal offence may be committed by commission or omission.
(2) A Criminal offence was committed by omission when the perpetrator omitted to do what he was obliged to do.
(3) Omission may result in a Criminal offence even when the act committed is not established by law as omission provided that the perpetrator satisfied the elements of a criminal offence by omitting to do what he was obliged to do.