were seized from the appellant were described to be 'high quality
counterfeit Indian currency'. Section 15 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention ... India by way of
production or smuggling or circulation of high quality counterfeit
Indian paper currency, coin or of any other material;
(iv).....
(b) ........
commits
machine and it
was detected that the currency notes were counterfeit. These counterfeit
currency notes, pass-book and the pay-in-slip were returned ... marked as Exhibit
8, and it indicates that the notes are indeed counterfeit. According to the
Investigating Officer he reached the bank at around
conviction and sentence are not
sustainable as search and the seizure of counterfeit Indian currency notes from
the possession of the appellant was not proved ... proved the search, recovery and seizure of three
hundred peices of counterfeit (Fake) Indian Currency Notes of Rs.500.00
denomination amounting
that the sample currencies which were tested
were found to be counterfeit, as such there cannot be any doubt regarding
the issue of seizure being ... states that: -
"489B. Using as genuine, forged or counterfeit currency-
notes or bank-notes.
Whoever sells to, or buys or receives from any other
believe that the currency note or bank note is forged or counterfeit,
coupled with the intention to use the same as genuine or the
knowledge ... arise for decision is as to
whether possession of any forged or counterfeit currency note is
sufficient to inculpate the accused for offence punishable under
mobile handsets the accused No. 1 tendered 26 pieces of
counterfeit 500 rupee currency notes and accused No. 2 tendered 35
numbers of such currency ... thorough search adhering to the relevant formalities and recovered
136 pieces of counterfeit 500 rupees currency notes from the possession
of accused Sanjiv
genuine with full knowledge or intention that the same were
forged or counterfeit notes. The learned Trial Judge also rightly
convicted the appellant for commission ... 489C
of the Indian Penal Code for having possession of forged or counterfeit
currency notes. Thus, learned advocate for the State has prayed that
seizure from the possession of an individual of High Quality
Counterfeit Notes (as referred to in the provisions of UAPA, 1967), opined
by an Expert ... would proceed. As such if a person is booked
with bundles of counterfeit currency, and in trial if it is his burden to overcome
such
seizure from the possession of an individual of High Quality
Counterfeit Notes (as referred to in the provisions of UAPA, 1967), opined
by an Expert ... would proceed. As such if a person is booked
with bundles of counterfeit currency, and in trial if it is his burden to overcome
such
seizure from the possession of an individual of High Quality
Counterfeit Notes (as referred to in the provisions of UAPA, 1967), opined
by an Expert ... would proceed. As such if a person is booked
with bundles of counterfeit currency, and in trial if it is his burden to overcome
such
