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Hi, we recently closed a case by compromise with my aunt's family and submitted a sketch of the parts given to them in agricultural land to the court. My aunt's family had the sketch prepared by the government surveyor and got the land transferred to their name. However, I found that my aunt's family forged my signature on the survey sketch document and changed it from what we had agreed upon in court. I plan to lodge a police complaint for forgery, but I have a few questions: 1. Will I be responsible for providing all required evidence after filing the complaint? 2. Will I be responsible for hiring a lawyer to fight this case in court, or will a Public Prosecutor appear for me? 3. If my aunt's family wants to compromise with us to withdraw the case, will I be able to close the case?
Sir, you will need to provide evidence after filing the police complaint for forgery, including proof of your signature and the original documents. You’ll generally need to hire a lawyer, as the Public Prosecutor typically represents the state. If your aunt's family agrees to a compromise, you can withdraw the case by filing a petition with the court, which, if approved, can lead to closing the case. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.