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A Central Govt. body that grants certain statutory permissions (that can't be post-facto regularized


13-Jun-2023 (In Civil Law)
A Central Govt. body that grants certain statutory permissions (that can't be post-facto regularized) requires a notarized affidavit from the applicant. It was discovered after 3 years via RTI that the applicant made/swore a blatantly false statement/fact in the affidavit to obtain permission. A court order obtained by applicant in his favor was based on submissions that directly contradicted his statement in the affidavit submitted to the Govt. body. Who can prosecute? Time barred?
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you can file a perjury application before the court of law. it is necessary that you discuss the matter at length and provide the necessary documents so that appropriate legal recourse can be advised.
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