A man falsified a document for a car in Neuquén at the time of registering it and then when he sold it, days after his wife died. In both cases he stated on the papers that his marital status was single, when in fact he was married. Yesterday in the presentation of charges he was accused of the crime of ideological falsehood.
At the hearing, legal assistant Noelia Stilger accused him of falsifying a public document when registering a car in his name and then, when selling it, repeating the maneuver.
The prosecution charged him with the crime of ideological falsehood, for inserting or having false statements incorporated before the National Registry of Automotive Property, in ideal conjunction with the crime of estelionate, as author (articles 239, 292, 293, 173 paragraph 9 and 45 of the Penal Code and framed in article 34 of Law 6582/58).
After listening to the parties, the guarantee judge declared the charges formulated and set an investigation period of one month.
The legal assistant explained at the hearing that the incident had in the first instance been referred to the Mediation Office and that when an agreement was not reached, the prosecutor’s office decided to file charges.
According to the theory of the case investigated by the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the accused “inserted false documentation in a public document when registering a Honda City vehicle.” Stilger explained that the incident occurred on October 2, 2017, when the defendant stated at the time of registering the vehicle that his marital status was single, when he was married, and that he did the same when he sold it in April 2022. days after his wife’s death.
“This missing information recorded had the legal capacity to cause a damage to the woman’s heirs, who are not daughters of the accused, by removing said asset from the hereditary heritage,” said Stilger.