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""(ख) असल बात को घुमा- फिराकर कहना, झूठी गवाही देना, गलत दस्तावेज प्रस्तुत करना, सत्य को छिपाना अथवा समिति/ उप-समिति को गुमराह करना।

(ख) असल बात को घुमा- फिराकर कहना, झूठी गवाही देना, गलत दस्तावेज प्रस्तुत करना, सत्य को छिपाना अथवा समिति/ उप-समिति को गुमराह करना।

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In the Judge Advocate General's summation of the events, Holt excoriated Smith for how his own testimony appeared to suggest he believed it was alright to mislead and deceive military auditors.

The objective of the game is to mislead the opponent.

The complaint alleges the Free Press “intended to mislead” Menard because it “was paid by the number of print advertisements it circulated.

Robinson denied receiving the money in question from Maxwell and denied that he had sought to mislead Parliament.

Johan investigates these things and comes to the conclusion that these are merely tricks, used to mislead and frighten people.

The special facts, upon which the contingent chance is to be computed, lie most commonly in the knowledge of the insured only: the under-writer trusts to his representation, and proceeds upon confidence that he does not keep back any circumstances in his knowledge, to mislead the under-writer into a belief that the circumstance does not exist.

Long determined that Petrino's attempts to mislead both him and the public about the accident and his relationship with Dorrell were grounds to fire Petrino for cause.

A tense conflict also arises when, to mislead Fox, Zheglov elects to continue keeping Gruzdev under arrest even after it becomes clear that the man is innocent.

Donner writes that Warraq unduly favors revisionist theories in order to advance "anti-Islam polemic", forwarding that "this lopsided character makes The Quest for the Historical Muhammad a book that is likely to mislead many an unwary general reader.

The following day, Gertrude Baniszewski woke Likens, then forced her to write a letter as she dictated the contents, which were intended to mislead her parents into believing their daughter had run away from the Baniszewski residence.

In addition, the application of the single Z-factor-based criterion to two or more positive controls with different strengths in the same assay will lead to misleading results.

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a red herring may be intentional, or unintentional; it is not necessarily a conscious intent to mislead.

A red herring is often used in legal studies and exam problems to mislead and distract students from reaching a correct conclusion about a legal issue, allegedly as a device that tests students' comprehension of underlying law and their ability to properly discern material factual circumstances.