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Photographer in court for falsifying indenture

When his brothers found out much later and confronted the accused over the issue, he insisted they had appended their signatures to the indenture themselves, the court further held.
Prosecuting, Sergeant Michael Kadey told the court, presided over by Akosa Agyare-Amoanpong Yao, that the accused and his siblings inherited a plot of land from their late father, on which they had built houses and lived for several years.
The prosecution said that sometime in 2002, the accused prepared an indenture for the land, naming himself as the owner and appending the signatures of his brothers as witnesses without their knowledge or consent.
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