Abstract
Introduction:Corrugated lines are evidence of forgery-is a myth which is floating in almost every mind. Forensic document examiners when confronted with shaky line writings are likely to be more inclined towards identifying it as a case of forgery, which may not necessarily be true. Determining the causes for occurrence of such non-rhythmic handwritten strokes always impose a challenge for document experts. These irregularities can also be encountered in the handwritings of some genuine writers suffering from old age or having some health issues or due to illiteracy and many more. The main objective of this study is to highlight some specific characteristics differentiating the tremors seen in the handwriting of old age and fraud writers.
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