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<h1>Person who avoids discovering facts or ignores obvious information sources can be held legally responsible for constructive knowledge</h1> The word 'knowledge' in Indian law encompasses both actual and constructive knowledge. Actual knowledge refers to genuine awareness of relevant facts, while constructive knowledge is legally attributed regardless of actual awareness. Knowledge may also be imputed to individuals who deliberately avoid discovering facts or ignore obvious means of obtaining information, such as someone purchasing valuables at suspiciously low prices without making proper inquiries about their legitimacy.