Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29)
Section 161 - Forging trade-mark
A person commits a misdemeanour who
(a) forges or counterfeits a trade-mark or marks with a forged or counterfeited trade-mark, the goods or anything used in, or about, or in connection with the sale of goods, or
(b) sells or offers for sale goods or a thing so marked, or
(c) has in his possession, custody or control the goods or a thing so marked, or the materials or means prepared or contrived for the forging or counterfeiting of a trade-mark, or for the marking of goods or a thing with those materials or means,
intending fraudulently to pass off, or to enable any other person fraudulently to pass off, the goods as having been lawfully marked with the trade-mark or as being of a character signified by the trade-mark.
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