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Forgery nullified without harm
The article discusses cases of the fallacy of the crime of forgery, which is considered to be the deliberate alteration of the truth in official documents through deletion, addition, or descriptive changes, causing harm to others. It clarifies that the criminal element may be absent in several instances, including lack of knowledge of the forgery if the holder of the document was unaware of the forgery when using it, termination of damage if no actual or potential harm resulted from the forgery, failure to initiate legal proceedings if the correct legal procedures were not followed, the claimant's waiver of the document during the course of the case, and if the forgery involved a non-official, informal document, as responsibility differs or the crime of official forgery may be negated. The article emphasizes that these circumstances lead to the dismissal of charges of forgery, explaining that the liability for forgery depends on several elements, most importantly the type of document and the presence of harm.
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