False information under benami property law attracts rigorous imprisonment and fine for knowingly supplying false documents. Penalty is prescribed for a person required to furnish information under the Benami property law who knowingly gives false information or furnishes any false document in any proceeding under the Act. The offence carries rigorous imprisonment of not less than six months and which may extend to five years, and a fine that may extend to ten per cent of the fair market value of the property.
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False information under benami property law attracts rigorous imprisonment and fine for knowingly supplying false documents.
Penalty is prescribed for a person required to furnish information under the Benami property law who knowingly gives false information or furnishes any false document in any proceeding under the Act. The offence carries rigorous imprisonment of not less than six months and which may extend to five years, and a fine that may extend to ten per cent of the fair market value of the property.
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