Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29)
Section 170 - Imperfect imitation of forged document
For the purposes of the provisions of this Act relating to the forgery, counterfeiting, falsifying, uttering, dealing with, using, or possession of a document, stamp, or trade-mark, it is not necessary that the document, stamp or trade-mark should be so complete, or should be intended to be made so complete, or should be capable of being made so complete, as to be valid or effectual for any of the purposes of a thing of the kind which it purports or is intended to be or to represent, or as to deceive a person of ordinary judgment and observation.
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