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Forgery is an offence relating to:
Documents
Property
Hurt
None of the above.
Let’s break these down:
- Option 1: Documents
Forgery almost always deals with documents or writing. We're talking about making a false document or altering a real one with intent to deceive. That could be cheques, contracts, certificates—stuff that proves something or gives someone rights.
- Option 2: Property
Stealing or tampering with property isn’t forgery. That falls under theft or criminal misappropriation, not forgery.
- Option 3: Hurt
This is about physical injury or harm to a person. Nothing to do with forgery.
- Option 4: None of the above
This doesn’t fit, because one of the options actually is right.
So, yes, you nailed it. Forgery is all about documents and the authenticity of writing—nothing else.
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