to in the paragraph 1 of Article 75 of this Penal Code have transferred this property to the legal person free of charge or for a sum of money, which does not correspond to its actual value. Chapter Eight LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CONVICTION Origin of Legal Consequences of Conviction Article 78 (1) Conviction for particular criminal offences or passing of particular sentences may entail either the cessation or forfeiture of certain rights or a bar to the acquisition of certain rights. (2) Legal consequences cannot come into existence incident to the imposition of a fine, suspended sentence, or judicial admonition and to the remission of a sentence. (3) Legal consequences may only be prescribed by the statute and shall take effect by force of the statute prescribing them. (4) Only legal consequences prescribed by the statute at the time of the committing of the criminal offence in question may be applied to the perpetrator. Types of Legal Consequences of Conviction Article 79 (1) Termination of the performance of certain public functions or official duties, or termination of an employment relationship, or the loss of the right to residence in the Republic of Slovenia, shall constitute the legal consequence referring to the cessation or forfeiture of certain rights. (2) Legal consequences that prevent the acquisition of certain rights shall include: 1) debarment from the performance of certain public functions or official duties; 2) debarment from entering a certain profession or concluding an employment contract; 3) debarment from obtaining certain permits and endorsements granted by written order of state bodies. Beginning and Duration of Legal Consequences of Conviction Article 80 (1) Legal consequences come into effect on the day the conviction takes effect.