My neighbour’s driver, claiming to have government housing allotment papers, presented a photocopy to the court. The judge accepted it. After checking, I realised the document was forged. I informed the judge, but he refused to act. Is accepting a photocopy or forged document not a crime? Is the judge also complicit, along with the driver and his lawyer? How can this be justified? Should the High Court intervene to clear this mess? I need legal advice.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My neighbour’s driver, claiming to have government housing allotment papers, presented a photocopy to the court. The judge accepted it. After checking, I realised the document was forged. I informed the judge, but he refused to act. Is accepting a photocopy or forged document not a crime? Is the judge also complicit, along with the driver and his lawyer? How can this be justified? Should the High Court intervene to clear this mess? I need legal advice.
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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

My neighbour’s driver, claiming to have government housing allotment papers, presented a photocopy to the court. The judge accepted it. After checking, I realised the document was forged. I informed the judge, but he refused to act. Is accepting a photocopy or forged document not a crime? Is the judge also complicit, along with the driver and his lawyer? How can this be justified? Should the High Court intervene to clear this mess? I need legal advice.

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

Accepting a forged document in court is a serious offense under Indian law. The judge’s inaction in the face of clear evidence of forgery raises concerns about misconduct. You should file a complaint with the High Court, highlighting the forgery and the judge’s inaction, seeking a review of the case.

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