Bimboshty (Advocate) 20 June 2010
If A signed on the blank paper (it may be white paper or stamp paper), and hand it over to B, subsequently B wanted to use the said signed blank paper for his wrongful gain, how to defend it?
What we have to do to be successful in the case if we get such case?
Any case laws are there for the case of its kind? I heard that one old case is popular as "Blank Paper Case". Is it available for our reference?
Bimboshty
Deekshitulu.V.S.R (B.Sc, B.L) 21 June 2010
When once the person admits signature on a paper containing his signatures, the burden is always on him to prove that he gave blank papers. The presumption is that he is the executant of the document.
kranthi (retainer advocate) 25 June 2010
Giving the blank peper is big mistake ,when case files it depend upon the proving of facts as hte paper was blank paper
kranthi (retainer advocate) 25 June 2010
better u give a complaint to police as he thretened u and receivad blank paper with sign it will usefull to defend case
Kuljit Pal Singh (Legal Professional) 28 June 2010
Dear Friend,
A Good Lawyer will as far as possible contradicts the facts made on the Blank Paper by various other facts associated with it to nullify the alleged facts.
Further, its a case of Fraud so far as Criminal Law is concerned.
Regards
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