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Ashish Singla 098140 76600 (Cheque Victim's Lawyer. LUDHIANA (PB))     25 December 2012

419,465,467,

 

Hi Experts ,

A co-attorny holder (A) has sold the property of owner( Executor of Attorny) by forging the signatures of other co- attorney holder (B) to third party . B got regitered a FIR against A for forgery of his signatures U/S 419,465/467. Owner of property and third party never objected on this act of A  or never claimed any claim from B .

This act of A surely a act of forgery but he never harmed any injury or damages to other co- attorny holder (B) , even B in his complaint and FIR claimed  not any claim or damages which he has suffered from the act of A , but objected only that A had forged his signatures.

My question is ;  Is it possible that someone who never suffered any harm , injury , gamages by the act of other person ,can he claim that other person is guilty for him under any civil or criminal liablity ?

Pl give me answer...

 


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