Falsity definition

Falsity means 'not right' or 'not true.' Since it may imply the falsity in both contents and form, its meaning should be clarified before it becomes an element of a crime. For example, the act of defamation is defaming someone by 'indicating false information' not defaming someone with 'falsity.' Likewise, in the crime involving document, 'falsity' is raised to designate the falsity in contents while 'forgery' to designate falsity in form and name. These distinctions are set to satisfy the rule of clarity.
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Examples of Falsity in a sentence

  • Falsity in any material respect of, or any material omission in, any representation or statement made to Lender by or on behalf of Borrower or any person obligated under the Note or any guaranty thereof, in connection with the Loan.

  • Falsity of the information, data and declarations provided by the Second Party to obtain this loan or stated in the loan contract or its appendix, or his use of the loan amount for a purpose other than the one specified for it.

  • Falsity when made in any material respect of any representation, warranty or information furnished by Grantor to Beneficiary in or in connection with any of the Obligations or the said Commitment Letter.

  • Falsity when made in any material respect of any representation, warranty, or information furnished by Grantor or its agents to Beneficiary in or in connection with any of the Obligations.