also
their grievance that the document was notarized in the year 2008 and even
in the said notarized document, forgery was committed by the appellant ... appellant has committed not
only the offence of forgery in respect of private documents but also made
false representations and committed offence of cheating
cannot be said that it would render the document to be a forged document. It is in this context, the Court examined Section ... held that this alteration of one in the document does not satisfy the ingredients of forgery under Section 463 I.P.C. inasmuch even
Chief Justice then was) observed
that the case involved allegations of forgery of documents to
embezzle the funds of the bank. In such a situation ... committing a
murder or getting involved in a financial scam or forgery
of documents, cannot claim discharge or acquittal on
the ground of her gender
Chief Justice then was) observed that the case
involved allegations of forgery of documents to embezzle the
funds of the bank. In such a situation ... committing a murder or getting
involved in a financial scam or forgery of documents,
cannot claim discharge or acquittal on the ground of her
gender
Chief Justice then was) observed that the case
involved allegations of forgery of documents to embezzle the funds of the
bank. In such a situation ... committing a
murder or getting involved in a financial scam or forgery of
documents, cannot claim discharge or acquittal on the ground of
her gender
Chief
Justice then was) observed that the case involved allegations
of forgery of documents to embezzle the funds of the bank. In
.
such a situation ... committing a
murder or getting involved in a financial scam or
forgery of documents, cannot claim discharge or
acquittal on the ground of her gender
Chief
Justice then was) observed that the case involved allegations
of forgery of documents to embezzle the funds of the bank. In
such a situation ... committing a
murder or getting involved in a financial scam or
forgery of documents, cannot claim discharge or
acquittal on the ground of her gender
Chief Justice then was)
observed that the case involved allegations of forgery of
documents to embezzle the funds of the bank. In such a
situation ... murder or getting involved in a financial scam or forgery
of documents, cannot claim discharge or acquittal on
the ground of her gender as that
respondent contends that title was acquired by a forged document, forgery would be put in issue and it would be necessary to decide the issue ... discovery and inspection are necessary and complicated questions such as forgery and fabricated documents arise, that summary procedure of trial by petition under section
forgery was made when the same was in custodia legis, and not prior
thereto, meaning thereby, if such forgery was not done when the
document ... appears that the
alleged forgery with document was not done when the same was under
the custody of Court, thus, petitioner
