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420,406 and 476 ? Need good laywer !


28-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
A offers sells a plot to B on which A's sister S has disputed the ownership saying that plot is of his Dadi(death) and A had induced S to obtain the NOC and got the plot transferred in his name. Also one of the legal heir A's bua (Dadi dauther) NOC has not been taken ? Will this amount to 420 as concealment of fact as A has forefeited the token amount ? Also A has prepared a notarized ATS in India with his signature when he was abroad during that time ? so will it amount to 476 ?
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Answer #1
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Yes as detail provided by the following section may be attracted to prima facie but for detail analysis FIR is required and other detail also required connected with the matter. I can help you with this Connect me Ranjeet Sonker advocate Allahabad high court
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In such a case you should file a case against them under section 419,420,467,468,472 IPC for that so just approach concerned police station to lodge a FIR or you may approarch court by way of 156(3)Cr.P.C. and if you have time to take consultation then I'll elaborate your case.
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