5
Whether
bailable
or not
6
Whether
compoundable
or not
Punishment for forgery
do.
471 Using as genuine a forged
document which is known
to be forged
do.
Imprisonment for three
years, and fine
469 Forgery for the purpose of
do.
do.
Bailable
do.
harming the reputation of
any person, or knowing that
it is likely to be used for that
purpose
do.
Imprisonment for seven
years, and fine
468 Forgery for the purpose of
do.
do.
do.
do.
cheating
Laws of Malaysia
do.
Imprisonment for twenty
years, and fine
Forgery of a valuable
do.
do.
do.
do.
security, will, or authority to
make or transfer any
valuable security, or to
receive any money, etc.
Imprisonment for two
years, or fine, or both
467
Not
compoundable
Imprisonment for seven
years, and fine
Shall not arrest
Warrant
Bailable
without warrant
7
Maximum
punishment under the
Penal Code
466 Forgery of a record of a
do.
do.
Not bailable
do.
Court or of a Register of
Births, etc., kept by a public
servant
465 Forgery
4
Whether a
warrant or a
summons shall
ordinarily issue
in the first
instance
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2
3
Penal
Offence
Whether the police may
Code
ordinarily arrest without
section
warrant or not
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