11. Before parting with the case it is necessary to stress one aspect. It was brought to our notice that colourable imitation may not amount to counterfeiting in all possible cases. This objection however was not taken before us by the learned Advocate appearing for the accused, nor was the point argued. The case of Aswini Kumar v. Emperor decided by a Division Bench of this Court, dealt with a case of similar nature where the point that came up was whether "Nortons" was a counterfeit of "Mortons". The learned Judges who decided the case upheld the conviction u/Section 486 IPC In the circumstances, we do not wish to pursue this point further in this revisional application.
11. Before parting with the case it is necessary to stress one aspect. It was brought to our notice that colourable imitation may not amount to counterfeiting in all possible cases. This objection however was not taken before us by the learned Advocate appearing for the accused, nor was the point argued. The case of Aswini Kumar v. Emperor decided by a Division Bench of this Court, dealt with a case of similar nature, where the point that came up was whether "Nortons" was a counterfeit of "Mortons". The learned Judges who decided the case upheld the conviction Under Section 486 I. P. C. In the circumstances, we do not wish to pursue this point further in this revisional application.