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> Article 63
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II. Form |
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| 2.3 Form Abrogation and Corruptions | ||
| Article 63-Forgery | ||
| Canon 1761 | ||
| Forgery is the making of an imitation of some original Form with the deliberate intention to deceive. Therefore, a Forger is a fabricator of false imitation form. | ||
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| Canon 1762 | ||
| Forgery is a deliberate act of deception. Hence, forgery is the deliberate concealment of a known truth in order to mislead or cheat. Thus to “deceive” is to cause a man or woman to believe what is false, to lead into error and delude. | ||
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| Canon 1763 | ||
| The age of a thing does not mitigate its defect if clearly a forgery. | ||
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| Canon 1764 | ||
| A foundation of lies does not make a Kingdom of God, but a den of vipers doomed to fall. | ||
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