Clerk charged with pretending to be lawyer, giving false evidence


KUALA LUMPUR: A female clerk at a law firm pleaded not guilty in the Magistrate's Court here on Tuesday to two charges of pretending to be a lawyer and giving false evidence regarding a bank document during a court proceeding.

K. Maragatham, 63, is accused of wilfully pretending to use the title of a lawyer for a law firm, implying that the accused was qualified to act as a solicitor.

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