Supreme Court allows company to acquire property despite prior false audit certificate disclosure.

The Supreme Court permitted the company to acquire and own property following the discovery of a forged audit certificate submitted to the registration authority. The company argued that the defect in the registration document did not invalidate its subsequent property rights, while the opposing party contended that the fraud necessitated a reversal of the registration. The court ruled that the company's right to acquire ownership remained intact despite the initial procedural error and the subsequent revelation of the falsified document.