Court Must Exercise Caution in Relying on Handwriting Expert Testimony Due: Supreme Court

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court of India has acquitted C. Kamalakkannan, accused of fabricating documents in a case involving the forgery of a mark sheet for MBBS admission, emphasizing that courts must exercise caution while relying on handwriting expert testimony due to the imperfect nature of handwriting identification science. Background of the Case

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