Discussion
A fraudulent signature in which there was no apparent attempt at simulation or imitation is known as :
Answer: C
Such a signature is called a spurious signature.
A spurious signature is a fraudulent signature written in the forger's own style, with no attempt to imitate the genuine writer's signature. It often appears when the forger has never seen the genuine signature and relies on its not being checked. Because it does not resemble the genuine signature, it is identified by comparison, and it can sometimes be traced to the forger's own writing.
A guided signature is written with another person steadying the hand, an abnormal signature is a genuine signature affected by illness or conditions, and a fraudulently genuine signature is a genuine signature obtained by deception.
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