Section 468 prescribes punishment for the offence of forgery of a document for the purpose of cheating defined under Section ... forged document would be punishable in the same manner as forgery of a document under Section 465 is punishable. The definition of forgery in terms
stand was that the complaint discloses commission of
theft of document, forgery of certain records and criminal intimidation and,
therefore, the police had rightly started ... following words:
"Here in this case, there is no forgery of documents
referred to in the complaint. The first respondent
invents certain documents
magnitude of injury suffered by the person affected by such forgery or forged document, but having regard to the effect or impact, such commission ... upon administration of justice. It is possible that such forged document or forgery may cause a very serious or substantial injury to a person
would be a strained thinking that
any offence involving forgery of a document if committed for outside
the precincts of the Court and long before ... present case as in
that case, the offence involving forgery of document was alleged to
have been committed far outside the proceedings of the Court
provision would also operate where after
commission of an act of forgery the document is
subsequently produced in court, is capable of
great misuse ... Sachida Nand
Singh after preparing a forged document or
committing an act of forgery, a person may
manage to get a proceeding instituted
that fraud may be committed, is said to commit forgery. Making a false document or electronics record is defined as forgery in Section 464. Neither ... complaint to the effect that the said forged documents were used as genuine documents. Though the allegations to the effect that the petitioner had made
petitioner had no role to play in
the deceit or forgery of documents. The petitioner,
in discharge of duties, was required to verify the
loan
civil court has given any opinion on forgery or
genuineness of the documents. In my considered opinion in such kind of
situation when the alleged ... when
none of the civil court has given any opinion on forgery of documents it is not a
appropriate stage to straight away direct
under
Section 465 IPC in making a false document and thereby
committing the offence of forgery.
4. The learned Chief Judicial Magistrate, after perusing ... offence of
forgery should have been committed in support of documents
produced or given in evidence after their production before the
court. It is nobody
tangible evidence to infer commission of any forgery
or fabrication of any document by M&MC Ltd. and
others. Therefore, the criminal complaint