Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29)

Section 168 - Definition of counterfeiting

(1) A person counterfeits a stamp or mark if that person makes an imitation of the stamp or mark, or anything which is intended to pass or which may pass as that stamp or mark.

(2) A person who makes anything which is intended to serve as a specimen, or pattern or trial of a process for counterfeiting a stamp or mark, commits the criminal offence of counterfeiting, within the meaning of this Chapter, although that person does not intend that a person should be defrauded or injured by, or that a further use should be made of, the specimen or pattern.

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