False statement offence in verification leads to rigorous imprisonment and fine for knowingly false or not believed true accounts False statements in any verification or delivered account or statement which the maker knows or believes to be false, or does not believe to be true, are criminalised; such culpable false statements attract rigorous imprisonment for a prescribed minimum term up to a longer term and a fine under the Act's verification and account-delivery provisions.
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False statement offence in verification leads to rigorous imprisonment and fine for knowingly false or not believed true accounts
False statements in any verification or delivered account or statement which the maker knows or believes to be false, or does not believe to be true, are criminalised; such culpable false statements attract rigorous imprisonment for a prescribed minimum term up to a longer term and a fine under the Act's verification and account-delivery provisions.
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