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Question no. 53597

Offenses under section 489B of the P.P.C carry prison terms lasting_________________?

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Answer: C. Both A and B

Explanation

The correct answer applies because Section 489B prescribes both life imprisonment and ten-year prison terms for counterfeit currency offenses. The gravity of trafficking forged currency notes warrants severe statutory penalties including potential life incarceration. Judicial sentencing flexibility under this section encompasses both mentioned durations depending on the scale of the crime. Counterfeiting currency threatens national economic stability and undermines public trust in monetary exchange systems. The Pakistan Penal Code imposes heavy punishments on individuals who knowingly use, sell, or traffic forged bank notes. Possessing forged currency with intent to use it as genuine constitutes a major felony under commercial criminal laws.

Option A is incorrect because listing only life imprisonment ignores the alternative ten-year term provided by the statute. Option B is incorrect because restricting the penalty to ten years overlooks the harsher life imprisonment option. Option D is incorrect because the correct combined penalty option is explicitly listed in the choices.

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Law
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