Sections 420, 468 and 471 of the Customs Act (IV of 1969), section 156 (89) of the Criminal Code (V9 1898), section 550 of fraud and forgery and forgery as a forgery document, property through fraud. Under the Supply, Counterfeiting Customs Act, 1969, the carriage of evidence and the alleged fake registration book was seized by the accused and a case was registered against it, according to any reliable evidence on record. It was not that the fake registration book was prepared by the accused so that he could deliberately use it. To deal with fraud, the prosecutor had to prove that the fake document was prepared and used it with knowledge and reason to know that the document was a fake, because, instead, a mere possession of a fake document There was no crime unless it was a fake document. The prosecution was fraudulently tried and failed to prove that the accused was wrongfully convicted by the trial court, which left him with no option but to dismiss the charge. Was allowed
Related judgments — Quetta High Court Balochistan, 2010
