LAW-GAT Criminal Law MCQs

Cheating requires deception and the legally specified inducement or harm.
A later breach alone does not necessarily prove dishonest intention at the beginning.

Forgery concerns creation of a false document or electronic record with fraudulent or harmful intent.
Use of a forged document may constitute a separate offence.

Cheating requires deception and the legally specified inducement or harm.
A later breach alone does not necessarily prove dishonest intention at the beginning.

Forgery concerns creation of a false document or electronic record with fraudulent or harmful intent.
Use of a forged document may constitute a separate offence.

Mischief requires intention or knowledge of likely wrongful loss or damage.
The offender need not personally benefit.

Forgery concerns creation of a false document or electronic record with fraudulent or harmful intent.
Use of a forged document may constitute a separate offence.

Criminal misappropriation may involve property that initially came into possession without entrustment.
Dishonest conversion is essential.

Criminal misappropriation may involve property that initially came into possession without entrustment.
Dishonest conversion is essential.

Criminal misappropriation may involve property that initially came into possession without entrustment.
Dishonest conversion is essential.

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.