Sec. 340 crpc for purjury.

You are technically right only.

For filing   PERJURY you need legal help which will take time and money.

And merely filing is not enough you have to persue the case which will take years.

Other disadvantage is any expert advocate will first cross your evidence and can trap you in similar and many other mistakes. mistakes.

Thanks Experts for ur Valued opinions. @ Rakhi ji kindly elaborate what hard work is expected. I mean After the cross false statements are clearly exposed. Which is on record.  Except to bring into the notice of court, what is expected.

Thanks Experts for ur Valued opinions. @ Rakhi ji kindly elaborate what hard work is expected. I mean After the cross false statements are clearly exposed. Which is on record.  Except to bring into the notice of court, what is expected.

1.In Supreme  Court of India

M/s Sciemed Overseas Inc. ….Petitioner

Versus

BOC India Limited &Ors. …Respondents

Go through this judgement ...for perjury ...i know a good lawyer who has won cases in perjury

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1. Your lawyer is correct that every false statement does not attract CrPC 340. 
2. Three ingredients need to be proven for CrPC 340:
   1. False statement was made under oath
   2. Person knew that his statement was false when he made it
   3. Person willfully made such false statement with mala fide intent (mens rea)
3. Contradictory statements prove only (1). Many other questions will come into play while proving the remaining ingredients.

• If the lie was about some minor detail, it is easy to argue lapse in memory.
• If the lie was something immaterial to the reliefs or case at hand then its easy to argue that there was no mala fide intent because she would gain nothing by such false statement.
• I hope this gives you an idea for why proving the other ingredients of perjury is not trivial.  

I agree with Mr Reddi that court has to decide whether to pursue the case. But if queryist presents a convincing case then judge cannot refuse to pursue. Discretionary power of judge is limited to establishing prima facie case and a reasonable probability of conviction.