Pradeep Agarwal 27 October 2017
Nitish Banka (lawyer) 27 October 2017
you need to establish the fact of forgery reply to legal notice
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 27 October 2017
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 27 October 2017
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 27 October 2017
Jaspal singh (practicing lawyer) 30 October 2017
Agreed with Advocate Sidharth Srivastva, let the lender filed the case against your uncle and than you submitted in your reply that they had done forged signautre by making an application for FSL/ Handwriting report.
Once it proved that the forged signature has made on cheque for unlawfull gain and the false and fabricated case has been instituted by the lender, u can made and Fir against the lander in Appropriates sections of Extortion and Criminal Conspiracy.
Regards
Jaspal S Maini(Adv)
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Pradeep Agarwal 01 November 2017
Dear Mr. Srivastav
Thanks for the advice. I did just that. My lawyer had called an independent HW Expert but his opinion seems rather bleak. He says, the quality of the forgery is actually very good. Uncles surname ends with '...tia' but his sign has only till 't' but the cheque produced has the 'ia' also. Also, he usually signs with an underline stroke but that is not present in the cheque in question. HW expert says apart from this, everything else is practically perfect. He's warning the Forensic report could go either way so be careful.
??? This is very perplexing. What should be done??