interest, the condition for regarding many acts as a single prohibited act, is the specific identity of the injured. Chapter II Forms of Commission of an Offence Article 13 § 1. Whoever with the intent to commit a prohibited act, directly attempts its commission through his conduct which, subsequently however does not take place, shall be held liable for an attempt. § 2. An attempt also occurs when the perpetrator is not himself aware of the fact that committing it is impossible because of the lack of a suitable object on which to perpetrate the prohibited act or because of the use of means not suitable for perpetrating this prohibited act. Article 14 § 1. The court shall impose a penalty for an attempt within the limits of the penalty provided for the given offence. § 2. In the case specified in Article 13 § 2 the court may apply extraordinary mitigation of punishment or even renounce its imposition. Article 15 § 1. Whoever has voluntarily abandoned the prohibited act or prevented the consequence shall not be subject to penalty for the attempt. § 2. The court may apply an extraordinary mitigation of punishment to a perpetrator who has voluntarily attempted to prevent the consequence which constituted a feature of the prohibited act. 5