In the decision of the Supreme Court of Appeals General Assembly, dated 09.10.2001 and numbered 2001-16-181 E. 2001/200 K.;
In order for the crime of breach of commitment to occur, the total amount to be paid by the debtor must be clearly shown in figures and the parties must offer and accept over this amount. Although the amount of the debt is specified in the follow-up request, this is not sufficient and the interest, attorney’s fees, enforcement fees and expenses that have worked and will be processed at the time of the commitment must be determined, and thus the amount that is the basis of the debtor’s commitment must be determined. When this amount is not determined, since it cannot be determined without doubt, for which amount the debtor has made a commitment and which amount is taken into consideration, penal liability will not arise in case of violation of the payment condition. Otherwise, a verdict of acquittal should be established.”
