Possible Continuous Offence
Continuous offences are divided into two as mandatory continuous offence and possible continuous offence in the doctrine.
A mandatory continuous offence is an offence that naturally lasts for a certain period of time with the realisation of the act in the legal definition.
offences that are of a continuous nature. The offence of deprivation of personal liberty (Art. 109 TPC), housing
The offence of violation of inviolability (Art. 116 TPC) is a mandatory continuous offence. A possible continuous offence is an offence that is not normally a continuous offence, but
In some cases, offences that are committed continuously are called possible continuous offences. For example
Although the offence of unrequited benefit under Article 163/1 of the TPC is not a continuous offence, the offence of unrequited benefit under Article 163/3
The offence of exploitation is committed as a continuous offence. Electricity that can be utilised on a subscription basis
energy, water or natural gas without the consent of the owner and to determine the amount of consumption
consumed in such a way as to prevent it, since the unrequited benefit continues during the period of use, Art.
163/3 is realised as a continuous offence.
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