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Structural division: BOOK III › CHAPTER II › Section II
Article 326 — Breach of Legal or Contractual Obligations.
Revised Criminal Code (English)
Article text
(1) Whoever intentionally:
(a) fails, without proper cause, to comply with a legal obligation to hand over or deliver animals, vehicles, provisions or any other supplies necessary to the military service or to the Defence Forces; or
(b) fails to perform his contractual obligations towards the Defence Forces or their services, be they in respect to deliveries or supplies of provisions, equipment, material or of any other objects, or in respect to installations, buildings, or public works of any kind; or
(c) in general, performs the tasks, services or deliveries incumbent upon him, supervises them, or takes or makes delivery of them without abiding by his contractual obligations or without due care with resultant delay or default harmful to the Defence Forces, is punishable with simple imprisonment, or fine. In more serious cases the criminal is punishable with rigorous imprisonment not exceeding ten years.
(2) Where the crime is committed negligently, the punishment shall be simple imprisonment or fine, according to the gravity of the case.
(3) Where a juridical person commits the crime it shall be punishable in accordance with the provisions of Article 90 of this Code.
Article 6
Exception: Application of the More Favourable Law.