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Businessman and son face forgery charges in Mohandessin
The Giza Criminal Court is investigating a case of forging official documents and using them to transfer the ownership of a seafood restaurant branch in Al-Mohandiseen. A businessman and his son are accused of attempting to steal his brother's restaurant by forging the commercial registration and colluding with an employee. The defense argued that the dispute is a commercial and familial disagreement over restructuring ownership shares, not a criminal offense, and that the signature attributed to the victim was based on prior authorizations. They also rejected the forgery report and requested a re-examination of the company's records. A verdict is expected to be issued on August 17th. The lawyers emphasized that there was no criminal intent among the accused, asserting that the procedures concern family business disputes.
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