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Pakistan Penal Code MCQs

1. : Section 411 PPC deals with:

(A) Theft


(B) Dishonestly receiving stolen property


(C) Criminal misappropriation


(D) Extortion




2. : Maximum punishment under Section 411 PPC is:

(A) 2 years


(B) 3 years, or fine, or both


(C) 5 years + fine


(D) 7 years




3. : Essential ingredient of Section 411 is:

(A) Entrustment of property


(B) Knowledge or reason to believe property is stolen


(C) Threatening the owner


(D) Using force to obtain property




4. : Section 412 PPC deals with:

(A) Receiving property obtained by theft


(B) Receiving property obtained by dacoity


(C) Receiving property obtained by cheating


(D) Receiving property obtained by extortion




5. : Punishment under Section 412 PPC is:

(A) 3 years imprisonment


(B) 7 years imprisonment


(C) 10 years or life imprisonment + fine


(D) Death penalty




6. : Receiving property from a person known to belong to a gang of dacoits is punishable under:

(A) Section 411


(B) Section 412


(C) Section 413


(D) Section 414




7. : Section 413 PPC deals with:

(A) One-time receiving stolen property


(B) Habitually dealing in stolen property


(C) Concealing stolen property


(D) Selling property without consent




8. : Punishment under Section 413 PPC is:

(A) Up to 3 years


(B) Up to 5 years


(C) Up to 7 years


(D) Up to 10 years or life imprisonment + fine




9. : Section 414 PPC deals with:

(A) Theft


(B) Receiving stolen property


(C) Assisting in concealment of stolen property


(D) Cheating




10. : Punishment under Section 414 PPC is:

(A) 2 years


(B) 3 years, or fine, or both


(C) 7 years + fine


(D) 10 years




11. : A person who voluntarily assists in disposing of property he knows to be stolen is guilty under:

(A) Section 411


(B) Section 412


(C) Section 413


(D) Section 414




12. : Habitually dealing in stolen property requires proof of:

(A) Only one transaction


(B) Two transactions only


(C) Continuity and regularity of such dealings


(D) Mere possession of stolen property




13. : Receiving stolen property without knowledge that it is stolen is:

(A) Offence under Section 411


(B) Offence under Section 414


(C) No offence


(D) Offence under Section 412




14. : Section 415 PPC defines:

(A) Criminal misappropriation


(B) Cheating


(C) Breach of trust


(D) Criminal intimidation




15. : Cheating involves:

(A) Deception of a person


(B) Fraudulent or dishonest inducement


(C) Delivery of property or consent to retain property


(D) All of the above




16. : The mental element in cheating is:

(A) Dishonest intention at the time of inducement


(B) Negligence only


(C) Mere breach of contract


(D) Good faith




17. : Which section provides punishment for dishonestly receiving stolen property obtained in ordinary theft?

(A) Section 411


(B) Section 412


(C) Section 413


(D) Section 414




18. : Which section is harsher — 411 or 412 PPC?

(A) Section 411


(B) Section 412


Answer: (B) Section 412




19. : A person helps in hiding a stolen car knowingly — he is guilty under:

(A) Section 411


(B) Section 412


(C) Section 413


(D) Section 414




20. : Which of the following carries life imprisonment as maximum punishment?

(A) Section 411 only


(B) Section 412 & Section 413


(C) Section 414


(D) Section 415




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