Sections 409, 468, 471 and 477 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Section 510 Criminal breach of trust by a public servant, forgery of fraudulent documents for the purpose of fraud, use of false documents, and fraudulent accounts Punishment and re-sentencing of fines, reduction of handwriting expert were not called for scrutiny. The expert's impact report on the unlawful indictment against the accused was that as a bank manager he committed fraud by allowing a money transfer to an account using a check containing fake signatures. To this end, he also sent his signature advice to the bank's head office to clear the check. The trial court sentenced the accused under Sections 409, 468, 471 and 477A, PPC and also sentenced them to seven years in prison with a 52-year fine. The appeal filed by the accused before the High Court was also dismissed, dismissing the allegation that the advice sent to the bank's head office did not sign it and bore the fake signatures. That despite the fact that he reported the fraud to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), a lawsuit was filed against him and he was involved in this fraud, and the handwriting expert The report was not presented to the trial court in which the accused was charged. An officer of the bank, who appeared as a witness, said the suspect had signed the advice sent to the bank's head office, and did not make any suggestion during his interim investigation. Was gone That the accused did not put his signature on counsel
