My brother and I had a property dispute, and he forged a deed, claiming two nephews as witnesses. The court found the signature fake, confirming the deed was fraudulent. The police are investigating this case of fraud and plan to arrest my brother and the two witnesses. I’m worried about the nephews. What legal repercussions might they face, and are they safe? I’ve filed a complaint with the Hoshiarpur SSP office.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My brother and I had a property dispute, and he forged a deed, claiming two nephews as witnesses. The court found the signature fake, confirming the deed was fraudulent. The police are investigating this case of fraud and plan to arrest my brother and the two witnesses. I’m worried about the nephews. What legal repercussions might they face, and are they safe? I’ve filed a complaint with the Hoshiarpur SSP office.
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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

My brother and I had a property dispute, and he forged a deed, claiming two nephews as witnesses. The court found the signature fake, confirming the deed was fraudulent. The police are investigating this case of fraud and plan to arrest my brother and the two witnesses. I’m worried about the nephews. What legal repercussions might they face, and are they safe? I’ve filed a complaint with the Hoshiarpur SSP office.

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

The nephews, as witnesses to a forged deed, could be charged with abetment of fraud under Section 109 of the Indian Penal Code. Their safety depends on the extent of their involvement and the evidence presented against them. Filing a complaint with the Hoshiarpur SSP office is a good step to ensure a thorough investigation.

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