Legal Principle: Whoever delivers to another person as genuine any counterfeit currency which he knows to be counterfeit, but which that other person is not aware of at the time when he received it, is guilty of counterfeiting currency.Factual Situation: While returning home one day, Roshni realizes that the local shopkeeper has given her a fake note of ` 1,000. Disappointed, she goes to the same shop and buys cosmetics worth ` 600. She then passes the same fake note to the shopkeeper. The shopkeeper while inspecting the note finds out that it is fake. Is Roshni guilty? (AILET 2015)Decision:

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Legal Principle: Whoever delivers to another person as genuine any counterfeit currency which he knows to be counterfeit, but which that other person is not aware of at the time when he received it, is guilty of counterfeiting currency.<br>Factual Situation: While returning home one day, Roshni realizes that the local shopkeeper has given her a fake note of ` 1,000. Disappointed, she goes to the same shop and buys cosmetics worth ` 600. She then passes the same fake note to the shopkeeper. The shopkeeper while inspecting the note finds out that it is fake. Is Roshni guilty? (AILET 2015)<br>Decision:






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