Accountant Perjury Legal Action

Summary

In Malaysia, perjury involves knowingly providing false testimony under oath. If an accountant intentionally omitted financial documents, it may be considered perjury or false evidence under Sections 193 and 191 of the Penal Code. Consulting a local lawyer specializing in financial fraud or corporate law is advisable to gather evidence and assess the situation.

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In Malaysia, perjury involves giving false testimony under oath. If an accountant knowingly provided incomplete financial documents under oath, the following may be relevant:
- Perjury under Section * of the Penal Code.
- False evidence under Section * of the Penal Code.
What specific details or evidence do you have about the accountant's actions?
Not all the documents are provided as affidavit
In Malaysia, for a perjury claim:
- The accountant must have knowingly given false testimony under oath.
- Not providing all documents as affidavits may not necessarily constitute perjury unless it was a deliberate act to deceive.
What specific financial documents were missing, and how did this impact your case?
missing documents are such the financial documents of the company, Document that show one of the director remunerations fee that is not paid
In Malaysia, it is important to establish that the omission of documents was intentional and aimed at deceiving the court. Here are key points:
- Section * of the Penal Code addresses perjury.
- Section * addresses false evidence.
You may need to gather evidence showing the accountant's deliberate intent. Have you considered consulting a local lawyer specializing in financial fraud or corporate law?