Pakistan MCQs

Entrustment is the defining element of criminal breach of trust.
The entrusted property is dishonestly misused or disposed of contrary to law or direction.

Entrustment is the defining element of criminal breach of trust.
The entrusted property is dishonestly misused or disposed of contrary to law or direction.

Entrustment is the defining element of criminal breach of trust.
The entrusted property is dishonestly misused or disposed of contrary to law or direction.

Theft requires dishonest intention, movable property, possession of another, lack of consent, and movement.
The offence is complete when movement occurs.

Dacoity requires the participation of five or more persons in committing or attempting robbery.
Persons present and aiding may count under the statutory rule.

Theft requires dishonest intention, movable property, possession of another, lack of consent, and movement.
The offence is complete when movement occurs.

Dacoity requires the participation of five or more persons in committing or attempting robbery.
Persons present and aiding may count under the statutory rule.

Theft requires dishonest intention, movable property, possession of another, lack of consent, and movement.
The offence is complete when movement occurs.

Dacoity requires the participation of five or more persons in committing or attempting robbery.
Persons present and aiding may count under the statutory rule.

Theft requires dishonest intention, movable property, possession of another, lack of consent, and movement.
The offence is complete when movement occurs.

Dacoity requires the participation of five or more persons in committing or attempting robbery.
Persons present and aiding may count under the statutory rule.

Extortion combines fear of injury with dishonest inducement to deliver property or valuable security.
The victim participates in delivery because of fear.