(1) Criminal liability shall be imposed on a legal person for criminal offences, which the perpetrator commits in his name, on his behalf or in his favour, providing that the statute, which regulates liability of legal persons for criminal offences, determines that the legal person is liable for the criminal offence in question. (2) Criminal liability of legal persons shall not exclude liability of natural persons as perpetrators, instigators or aides in the same criminal offence. (3) The law, which regulates liability of legal persons for criminal offences, shall determine the conditions for criminal liability of legal persons, sentences, admonitory sanctions or safety measures, and legal consequences of the conviction for legal persons. Chapter Four SENTENCES 1. Types of Sentences and Conditions for Imposition Thereof Types of Sentences Article 43 The following types of sentences may be imposed on perpetrators committing criminal offences: - imprisonment; - fine; - revoking of driving licence. Principal and accessory sentences Article 44 (1) A term of imprisonment may only be imposed as a principal sentence. (2) A fine may be imposed both as a principal as well as an accessory sentence. (3) The revoking of a driving licence may only be imposed as an accessory sentence to imprisonment, fine, or suspended sentence. (4) One or both sentences may be imposed as accessory to the principal sentence. Legality in Imposing of Sentences Article 45