Sure, the assumption of innocence is absolute. The law in Belgium is
after the old French model, guilty until proven innocent.
William Robb wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "P. J. Alling"
Subject: Re: CR Kennedy on Pentax grey imports (Australia)
Yes, but the buyer isn't the counterfeiter. He/She by any reasonable
law must be assumed to be an innocent victim. That's my point.
The Belgian law makes it a crime to knowingly buy a counterfiet.
If you, for example, buy a "Rolex" from some guy on the street, can
you really call yourself an innocent victim when it turns out to be a
fake?
What was your point again?
William Robb
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