COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CRIMINAL ACTS OF FRAUDING OTHER AND THE PUBLIC UNDER SECTION 341, 343 OF THE CRIMINAL CODE AND BOASTING THE SUPERHUMAN STATE DOCTRINES ACCORDING TO 4TH PÃRÃJIKASIKKHÃPADA

Abstract

Objectives of this article were: 1. To study problems in law enforcement; 2. To study the criteria for diagnosing the superhuman state boasting, 3. To study the offenses of fraud against others and the public, conducted by a documented research method collected data from books, thesis, articles, Supreme Court judgments and analyzed the data by the content. Descriptive interpretation.

The results showed that 1. Showing off the Uttarimanussa Dharma. The Buddha had a commandment not allowing monks to show off their wonderful qualities or attaining high levels of dharma that are beyond the norm of ordinary people. The intent in stating the rules for the benefit of the general public as well as the monks and the lay people. 2. Parachik Apatta or offense emphasizes intention as important rule.  If the monk boasts and whether to show off directly or indirectly, showing off various things is considered a total offense. The offense will not be severe to the point that the Parachik offense has to consider other factors. 3. The imposition of the penalty; It is a punishment that cannot be heavier by considering the consequences of the action. considering the status of the perpetrator Therefore, monks who commit fraud and public fraud should be stipulated for another chapter of their status. by showing that Uttarimnussa Dharma whether it is in them or not all of them damage the religion.