MCQs – Corruption offences (PCA, 1947, NAB Ordinance 1999 etc)

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1. The Prevention of Corruption Act 1947 applies to:





2. Under PCA 1947, a “public servant” includes:





3. Offences under Sections 161–165 PPC are considered:





4. Acceptance of gratification other than legal remuneration is:





5. A “valuable thing” under PCA means:





6. Criminal misconduct by a public servant occurs if:





7. Punishment for criminal misconduct may extend to:





8. Possession of property disproportionate to known sources of income is punishable with:





9. If a public servant cannot account for pecuniary resources, the Court shall:





10. A dependant in relation to a public servant includes:





11. In offences under Sections 161 & 165 PPC, the court presumes:





12. The presumption of corruption can be avoided if:





13. Evidence to prove criminal misconduct may include:





14. The court may base conviction solely on:





15. An accused person may give evidence in his own defense under PCA 1947:





16. No officer below the rank of ___ can investigate corruption offences under PCA 1947 without Magistrate order:





17. Declaration of assets is required when:





18. False or misleading statements in asset declarations are punishable with:





19. Property acquired by improper means includes:





20. The court may forfeit disproportionate property:





21. High Court can initiate suo motu proceedings to ensure:





22. Suo motu notice must mention:





23. Accused can be competent witness for defense:





24. If accused does not testify on his own request:





25. Accused cannot be asked about prior offences unless:





26. Criminal misconduct includes:





27. NAB Ordinance 1999 applies to:





28. NAB may investigate:





29. Failure to furnish correct asset statement under NAB notice may lead to:





30. NAB Ordinance aims to:





31. Possession of property disproportionate to known sources of income:





32. Disproportionate property includes:





33. Punishment for possession of disproportionate property:





34. Property acquired by improper means can include:





35. Public servant must account for disproportionate assets:





36. Statements of complainant, police, or magistrate can establish:





37. Court can reject presumption of corruption if:





38. Accused may cross-examine witnesses even if:





39. PCA offences are:





40. NAB Ordinance and PCA complement each other to:





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