Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29)
Section 211 - Definition of perjury
A person commits perjury, if in a written or verbal statement made or verified by that person on oath before a Court, or a public officer, or before the President or before a commission or committee states anything knowing that the statement is false in a material particular, or which that person does not have a reason to believe is true.
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