According to the provisions of Article 264 of the Criminal Law, theft refers to the act of stealing a large amount of public or private property for the purpose of illegal possession, or repeatedly stealing, burglary, theft with a weapon, and pickpocketing public or private property.
The object of this crime is the ownership of public and private property. The object of infringement is the property of the state, the collective or the individual, generally referring to movable property. The attachments that can be separated from real estate, such as crops in the field, trees on the mountain, doors and windows on buildings, can also be the object of this crime. In addition, energy sources such as electricity and gas can also be the object of this crime. Objective elements
Objectively, this crime shows that the perpetrator steals a large amount of public and private property or steals public and private property many times. Theft means that the perpetrator transfers the property possessed by others to himself or a third person (including the unit) against the will of the victim.
The subject of this crime is a general subject, and anyone who has reached the age of criminal responsibility (16 years old) and has the ability of criminal responsibility can constitute the subject of this crime. The change of subject is an important part of the change of this crime According to the provisions of the original criminal law, minors who have reached the age of 14 and under the age of 16 shall bear criminal responsibility if they commit the crime of habitual theft and grand theft. This law abolished this clause.
Subjectively, this crime shows direct intention and has the purpose of illegal possession.