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Securities-Market and Investment Offences

Securities-Market and Investment Offences: Article 213 analysis, focusing on mapping statutory role, authority and actual control under Georgian law.

English legal guideTbilisi · Georgia-wide
What matters in this case

The legal and evidential questions

Securities-Market and Investment Offences. The first task is to map statutory role, authority and actual control. The statutory starting point shown on this page is Article 213 (Breach of securities-market rules). Potential application depends on the regulated act, market records, authority and any statutory consequence or threshold.

Preserve offering and disclosure materials, orders, trading and account data, client instructions, approvals, valuations, communications and records identifying each regulated role.

Questions to answer first

01

Map statutory role, authority and actual control

02

Preserve accounting, creditor and payment records

03

Distinguish business failure from intentional concealment or deceit

04

Separate company, director, adviser and third-party interests

Evidence that may matter

  • Accounting and insolvency files
  • Loan applications and use-of-funds records
  • Card, payment and authentication data
  • Securities, investor and disclosure documents
  • Banking, valuation and forensic accounting material
Criminal Code articles to consider

Criminal Code articles to check

Why the cited article can change
Relevant Criminal Code wording

Read the relevant Criminal Code provisions

The panel below reproduces the available official English wording for convenient reading. Check the current Georgian text and the exact article part before relying on it, because later amendments may not yet appear in translation.

Article 213Breach of the securities market rules

1. Intentional public offer of securities without due authorisation, without the issue prospectus or with suspended issue prospectus, which has resulted in considerable damage, –

shall be punished by a fine or corrective labour for up to two years, or by imprisonment for a term of one to three years.

2. Intentional omission of a substantial fact or event in the issue prospectus, which has resulted in considerable damage, –

shall be punished by a fine or imprisonment for a term of two to four years.

The consolidated official source is listed in the source section at the end of this guide.

How the process may develop

01Financial chronology
02Duty and control analysis
03Document preservation
04Loss and intent review
05Authority response
06Corporate and individual defence
Sources & legislation

Primary sources for this guide

Before acting, compare this guide with the current Georgian text and the exact document served in the case. The official English translation may not include the latest amendment.

Criminal Procedure Code of GeorgiaOfficial consolidated Criminal Code — current text & PDFConstitution of Georgia
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