Cheating and Forgery with Cross References to New Criminal Laws is a comprehensive and practice-oriented guide for lawyers, judges, police officers, legal researchers, and law students. This book provides a detailed examination of the principles, ingredients, and judicial interpretations of cheating, forgery, falsification of documents, and related offences. Each chapter is meticulously aligned with the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and other new criminal law provisions, ensuring clarity during the transition from IPC to the revised framework. The book includes side-by-side comparisons, cross references, and relevant case law, making it an essential tool for understanding both the old and new legal regimes. Whether for court practice, academic study, or police investigation, this book serves as a reliable reference for mastering the law on deception, fraudulent acts, and documentary offences. Updated with cross references to the new criminal laws, the book helps readers easily understand how the provisions under IPC correspond to the updated sections under BNS, BNSS, and other related statutes. Packed with explanations, illustrations, and case summaries, it is the perfect quick-reference companion for lawyers, police personnel, and competitive-exam aspirants. It includes thematic discussions, statutory ingredients, mens rea components, procedural implications, and extensive cross references to assist in comparative legal study. A valuable resource for universities, litigation practice, judicial training, and higher legal research. Chapters of this Book Introduction Cheating Cheating by Personation Punishment for Cheating Punishment for Cheating by Personation Cheating and Dishonestly inducing delivery of property Perjury Forgery Making a False Document Forgery of Record of Court or of Public Register, etc. Forgery of Valuable Security, Will etc. Forged Document or Electronic Record and using its as genuine Making or Possession counterfeit seal etc., with intent to commit forgery punishable under section 338 Having possession of document described in section 337 or section 338, knowing it to be forged and intending to use it as genuine Counterfeiting Device or Mark used for Authenticating documents decribed in section 338, or possessing counterfeit marked material

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