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Il Imite La Signature De Sa Femme Comme Caution Alors Que Leur Restaurant Est En Faillite Il Est Condamne Par Le Tribunal De Tarbes
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AI-generatedA former restaurateur was convicted by the Tarbes court for forging his ex-wife's signature to act as a guarantor on a €5,000 loan. The court found that this action constituted forgery, especially given that their joint Thai restaurant was facing significant debts during liquidation. He was fined and ordered to pay damages to the victim.
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- The man forged his ex-wife's signature to secure a €5,000 loan when she agreed to act as a guarantor.
- The court noted that their joint restaurant had substantial debts (around €200,000) during its liquidation process.
- During the hearing, the defendant struggled to explain his actions and claimed memory lapses regarding the signing.
- The prosecutor deemed the forgery 'particularly damaging' for him, while the defense argued he was still vulnerable to the complaint.
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