The Prevention of Corruption Act 1947 Section 5 testimony cannot be relied upon by the prosecutor's witness (headmaster) and without relying on such statement, the evidence of the handwriting expert also obtained the signature of the accused in court. The prosecution did not help instead. A magistrate and a pay register were sent to contest the signatures, his signatures were sent to various registrars for prosecution of handwriting specialists, thus the accused was not brought home and acquitted on corruption charges. had gone. Under the circumstances
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