plaintiff. It is further submitted that whatever material
alteration/forgery had been done, was done at the end of
the bankers of the plaintiff ... thereafter some fraud
had taken place whereby material alterations were made in
the cheque and forgery and fraud was committed and that
the name
forgery & falsification of documents & electronic
records and acts of making alterations or deletions in electronic
records to cause disappearance of material facts ... committing forgery & falsification of documents & electronic
records and making alterations or deletions in electronic
records to cause disappearance of material facts of HDIL
forgery & falsification of documents & electronic
records and acts of making alterations or deletions in electronic
records to cause disappearance of material facts ... committing forgery & falsification of documents & electronic
records and making alterations or deletions in electronic
records to cause disappearance of material facts of HDIL
altered
a document in any material part thereof without lawful authority nor have they
dishonestly or fraudulently caused any person to sign, execute or alter ... claiming
to be someone else or authorized by someone else; (ii) materially altered or
tampered a document; (iii) procured a document by deception from
entries in the revenue records, registration through impersonation,
double documentation, forgery, false patta, material alterations in revenue
records, creation of fraudulent and forged patta, chitta
holder cannot be said to be material
alteration in the cheque and also forgery. It is no law that
for a cheque must be said ... pertaining to the material particulars filled up in
comparison with the signature thereon as constituting a
material alteration for the purpose of Section
holder cannot be said to be material
alteration in the cheque and also forgery. It is no law that
for a cheque must be said ... pertaining to the
material particulars filled up in comparison with the
signature thereon as constituting a material alteration for
the purpose of Section
Section 468 IPC provides punishment for forgery for
purpose of cheating. Section 463 IPC defines forgery as whoever
makes any false document or false electronic ... handwriting of accused Mukesh@Jainender. The aforesaid
amount to material alteration and consequently amount to forgery.
Reliance is not being placed on the confession
electronic record or the nature of the alteration.
17. In simple language, a person commits forgery of a document,
when he makes, executes, signs ... Damodaran Vs. CBI
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forgery when he materially alters a document than what it originally existed.
Lastly, he commits forgery, when
have been taken by defendant. Neither there is any
forgery nor there is any material alteration in cheque in question. Merely
issuance of subsequent cheque
