Compilation of Precedents for Punishment [22] Class A [First Series] Volume 9 Lower: Deception and Fraud – Double Entries and Embezzlement; Fraudulent Acquisition and Distribution of Money and Goods

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Compilation of Precedents for Punishment [22] Class A [First Series] Volume 9 Lower: Deception and Fraud – Double Entries and Embezzlement; Fraudulent Acquisition and Distribution of Money and Goods

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Credit line御仕置例類集 [22] 甲類〔第一輯〕　九　下巧事取拵之部二重書入并横取之類・金銀等ねたりかたり欺取又者右之内配分受候類. National Diet Library, Japan. Public domain.

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