HEADNOTE:
The first appellant was tried for the offence of forging a
valuable security punishable under s. 467 of the Indian
Penal Code ... unable
to accept this argument. Forging a valuable security and
presentation of that valuable security for registration are
two distinct offences. In support
convicted under Section 468 of IPC for forging valuable
security with Bankers Receipt No.l 121 dated 13.3.1991 (Ex.38) of UCO Bank ... convicted under Section 468 of IPC for having forged valuable
security viz. BR No.1132 dated
therefore, it has to be concluded that the charges of
forging valuable security and using them as genuine have to
be held not proved
Union Of India vs H. S. Dhillon on 21 October, 1971
Equivalent citations: 1972 AIR
Shri Surajsingh and put your own signatures on the forged document purporting to be valuable security to wit, the patta in favour of Surajsingh ... will etc. We are concerned with the offence of forging a valuable security. Forgery is defined in Section 463 , I.P.C. according to which
Shri Surajsingh and put your own
signatures on the forged document purporting
to be valuable security to wit, the patta in
favour of Surajsingh ... will etc. We ,are concerned with the
offence of forging a valuable security. Forgery is defined
in s. 463, I.P.C . according to which
valuable security,
(ii) to receive principal, interest or dividend available on the valuable security,
(iii) to receive or deliver any money movable property or valuable ... which defines valuable security is reproduced here in below:-
"30. "Valuable security". The words "valuable security" denote a document which
Naga Serai, Behar, dishonestly sold as genuine a forged valuable security which purported to be a currency note for Rs. 50 issued on behalf ... India, which he knew or had reason to believe to be a forged document, and thereby committed an offence against Sections 467-471 , Indian Penal
with forgery read as follows:
"467. Forgery of valuable security, will, etc.--
Whoever forges a document which purports to be a valuable
security ... valuable security, or to receive the principal, interest or
dividends thereon, or to receive or deliver any money,
movable property, or valuable security
section 467 IPC of forging a valuable security is ex-facie not
made-out;
8.2. Secondly, the ingredients of the offence under section ... Thirdly, it is submitted that since the offence of forging a
valuable security under section 467 and cheating under section
420 IPC are not made
