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What is the definition of substitution in the context of forgery?

The act of putting some writings or entries in a document in place of another or take the place of another (correct)

The act of following the outline of a genuine signature with a writing instrument

The act of inserting words or group of words and figures in a line or along the line in a text of a document

The act of copying or imitating a genuine signature

What is the difference between interlineation and intercalation?

Interlineation is the act of inserting words or group of words between lines in a text or document, while intercalation is the act of inserting words or group of words and figures in a line or along the line in a text of a document (correct)

Interlineation is the act of replacing a word with another, while intercalation is the act of adding a word to a sentence

Interlineation is the act of inserting words or group of words and figures in a line or along the line in a text of a document, while intercalation is the act of inserting words or group of words between lines in a text or document

Interlineation and intercalation are the same

What is the definition of simulated forgery?

The act of copying or imitating a genuine signature (correct)

The act of inserting words or group of words and figures in a line or along the line in a text of a document

The act of following the outline of a genuine signature with a writing instrument

The act of simply signing the name of other person without having knowledge on the design or style of the genuine signature

What is the definition of restrained writing?

The style of writing where letters are compressed and lacks freedom between letters Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of loose writing?

Writings which unusually extended where letters are written to deliberately change their handwriting Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of anachronism in the context of forgery?

Refers to the situation where the forger has trouble in matching the paper, ink or writing materials to the exact date it was supposed to have been written Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Forgery Terms

Substitution in the context of forgery refers to the act of replacing a genuine document or part of it with a forged one, often to conceal or alter existing information.

Types of Forgery

Interlineation is a type of forgery where new text is inserted between existing lines of writing, often to alter the original meaning.
Intercalation is a type of forgery where new text is inserted between existing pages or sections of a document, often to add or alter information.

Simulated Forgery

Simulated forgery refers to the creation of a fake document that is intended to deceive, often by mimicking the style and appearance of an authentic document from a specific time period or author.

Handwriting Characteristics

Restrained writing refers to handwriting that is tight, cramped, or controlled, often indicative of careful or hesitant writing.
Loose writing refers to handwriting that is relaxed, expansive, or careless, often indicative of a more natural or spontaneous writing style.

Chronological Analysis

Anachronism in the context of forgery refers to the presence of an object, word, or concept that is out of place in terms of time, often indicating a fabricated or altered document.

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Test your knowledge on legal document editing with our quiz on Substitution, Interlineation and Intercalation. Learn the differences between these terms and their origins in Latin. This quiz is perfect for law students and legal professionals who want to hone their skills in document editing and writing. Put your knowledge to the test and see how much you know about these essential legal terms.