Volume 73, Issue 95
Royal Gazette
15 November 2499
dom, or such outcome of which should have occurred in the Kingdom or could be foreseen to occur in the Kingdom due to the characteristics of the commission, shall be deemed to have been committed in the Kingdom.
As for[1] the preparation or attempt of any act which the law prescribes to be an offence, although the act is committed outside the Kingdom, the preparation or attempt shall be deemed to be committed in the Kingdom if the outcome of the act would occur in the Kingdom had the act been committed to the point of completion.
Section6.When any offence has been committed in the Kingdom or is deemed by this Code to have been committed in the Kingdom, although the acts of the co-principals, aiders, or abettors were committed outside Kingdom, the principals, aiders, or abettors shall be deemed to have acted in the Kingdom.
Section7.Whoever commits outside the Kingdom [any of] the offences hereafter specified shall be punished in the Kingdom, namely—
- ↑ Originally, "in the event [of]".
