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        penhaver, 2007); but in              instruments (stereo micro-           and practice (p. 7 to 26).
        this case, it was observed           scope and VSC), it was               Totowa, New Jersey: Humana

        that all the four signatures  observed that there were                    Press Inc.
        were exactly alike and               definite signs of forgery            2. Leaver, W. L. (2006). Intro-

        had no natural variations            in the questioned signa-             duction to Forensic Document
                                                                                  Examination. In C. N.
        among them which                     tures such as indentations,          Ashraf Mozyani, The Forensic
        suggests that the ques-              traced guidelines, exact             Laboratory Handbook (pp.

        tioned signatures were               overlapping of signatures,  223 - 234). Totowas, New
        traced from a single genu-           absence of natural varia-            Jersey: Humana Press Inc.

        ine signature.                       tions etc; and the type of           3. Lindblom, J. S. (2006). Sci-
                                             forgery used in this case            entific Examination of Ques-
        CONCLUSIONS                          was indented forgery.                tioned Documents. In J. S.
                                                                                  Lindblom, Scientific Exami-

                                                                                  nation of Questioned Docu-
        In this study, the ques-             Further, it is expected that  ments (pp. 75 - 107). Boca

        tioned signatures were               this case study will pro-            Raton: CRC Press.
        observed under various               vide useful information to           4. Osborn, A. S. (1910). Ques-
        instruments to detect any            the document examin-                 tioned Documents. In A. S.

        signs of forgery and inter-          ers that they should not             Osborn, Questioned
                                                                                  Documents (pp. 266-270).
        se comparison was done               conclude his/her opinion             New york: ROCHESTER.

        to find out the type of              based only on physical               5. Roy A. Huber, A. M.
        forgery used to                      examination of handwrit-             (1999). Handwriting Identifi-
        execute the disputed sig-            ing/signatures, it is ad-            cation : Facts and Fundamen-

        natures. From the above              vised to use all the sophis-         tals. In
        observations, it was con-            ticated instruments to               A. M. Roy A. Huber, Hand-

        cluded that when the                 give probable opinions.              writing Identification : Facts
        questioned and standard                                                   and Fundamentals (pp. 27-
                                                                                  47). New York: CRC press.
        signatures were physically           References                           6. Tarannum, A. (2018).

        examined, there were no                                                   Traced Forgery – A Case
        signs of forgery                     1. Koppenhaver, K. M.                Study. International Associa-
                                             (2007). Principles of Hand-
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        tioned and standard signa-           haver,                               Scientists and Researchers ,
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        under sophisticated                  EXAMINATION, principles








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