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Legal Terms - concealment of securities
The dishonestly concealing, damaging, or defacing any important security, will, or document issued from a court or government department with the intent to benefit oneself or cause harm to another is an offense that carries a maximum sentence of seven years in jail. Any documents pertaining to property rights, approving the payment of funds or the delivery of goods, or demonstrating such rights or the fulfillment of any obligation are considered valuable securities.
The dishonestly concealing, damaging, or defacing any important security, will, or document issued from a court or government department with the intent to benefit oneself or cause harm to another is an offense that carries a maximum sentence of seven years in jail. Any documents pertaining to property rights, approving the payment of funds or the delivery of goods, or demonstrating such rights or the fulfillment of any obligation are considered valuable securities.
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