Modern Social Science Research

With the rapid development of the car rental market, a new type of criminal model of renting a motor vehicle fraudulently and then pledging it for cash has become increasingly prominent. However, there are significant differences in the legal characterization of such cases in both theory and practice. This article focuses on three controversial issues: the legal application of the two acts, whether the subsequent act is a subsequent unpunishable act, and the form of multiple crimes in such cases. It explores the legal characterization of cases involving the fraudulent rental of motor vehicles followed by pledging them for cash, aiming to find a clear interpretative path from the diverse research and provide assistance for the legal characterization of such cases in judicial practice.

Fraud crime, Contract fraud crime, Subsequent unpunishable act, Implicated offence