Test 3 - pakarbiter

Q1. According to Section 45 PPC, the word “life” denotes:

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A. Human life in medical terms only

B. Any living organism

C. Only a child above 7 years

D. The life of a human being, unless the context suggests otherwise

Q2. According to Section 34 PPC, when a criminal act is done by several persons in furtherance of a common intention:

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A. Each person is liable as if the act were done by him alone

B. The group is charged collectively, not individually

C. Only the person committing the final act is liable

D. Only the leader is held responsible

Q3. In the illustration under Section 38, A kills Z under grave provocation, while B assists with intent to murder and no provocation. What is the liability?

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A. A is guilty of culpable homicide; B is guilty of murder

B. Both are acquitted due to confusion of intent

C. Both A and B are guilty of murder

D. Only B is guilty

Q4. As per Section 42 PPC, a “local law” refers to:

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A. A law applicable only to a specific part of Pakistan

B. A law passed by international bodies

C. Any federal law

D. A customary tribal practice

Q5. As per Section 39 PPC, a person causes an effect “voluntarily” when:

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A. He was forced into the action

B. He regrets his action afterward

C. He accidentally causes harm

D. He intends or knows that his actions are likely to cause that effect

Q6. According to Section 43 PPC, a person is “legally bound to do” something if:

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A. It would be illegal for him to omit doing it

B. It is advised by elders

C. It is based on a mutual agreement

D. It is ordered by his employer

Q7. In the illustration of Section 39, A sets fire to a house during robbery, causing death. He is:

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A. Guilty of arson only

B. Guilty of accidental killing

C. Said to have caused death voluntarily

D. Not liable because he didn’t intend death

Q8. As per Section 37 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, when an offence is committed by several acts, a person who intentionally co-operates by doing any one of those acts:

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A. Is only liable for aiding

B. Commits that offence

C. Is guilty of a lesser offence

D. Is not liable if he didn’t complete the act

Q9. Under Section 43, the word “illegal” applies to:

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A. Acts violating moral values

B. Only criminal acts

C. Everything which is an offence, prohibited by law, or a ground for civil action

D. Offences under traffic laws only

Q10. As per Section 44 of the Pakistan Penal Code, the word “injury” includes harm caused to:

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A. Physical body only

B. Emotions and feelings only

C. Public property only

D. Body, mind, reputation, or property, if caused illegally

Q11. Under Section 33, the word “omission” denotes:

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A. Only negligence

B. Forgetfulness

C. Refusal to speak

D. A single omission or a series of omissions

Q12. In specific sections and chapters (as listed in Section 40), the word “offence” also includes:

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A. Things punishable under special or local laws

B. Only violations of the Pakistan Penal Code

C. Minor infractions not requiring imprisonment

D. Religious or ethical misconduct

Q13. According to Section 35 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, when an act is criminal due to criminal knowledge or intention and done by multiple persons:

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A. Only the person who executed the act is punished

B. Each person is liable as if the act was done by him alone with that knowledge or intention

C. No one is liable unless harm is done

D. Only the person with the idea is liable

Q14. In the illustration under Section 37, if A and B intentionally omit to give food to a prisoner Z during their respective shifts, resulting in Z's death:

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A. Both A and B are guilty of murder

B. Neither is guilty unless they physically harmed Z

C. Only B is guilty because he was last on duty

D. Only A is guilty for initiating the act

Q15. According to Section 33 PPC, the term “act” includes:

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A. Only completed crimes

B. Only physical harm

C. Only one intentional movement

D. A single act or a series of acts

Q16. According to Section 38 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, if several persons are involved in a criminal act, they may:

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A. All be treated as accomplices only

B. Be guilty of different offences depending on their intent and circumstances

C. Be acquitted if one of them had lawful justification

D. Always be guilty of the same offence

Q17. As per Section 32 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, words referring to acts also include:

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A. Only acts causing physical harm

B. Accidental movements

C. Illegal omissions, unless the context shows otherwise

D. Only voluntary actions

Q18. As per Section 36 PPC, if an offence is caused partly by act and partly by omission:

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A. It is treated as a lesser offence

B. It is treated as the same offence as if caused wholly by act or omission

C. Only the act is punishable

D. It is considered two separate offences

Q19. According to Section 40 PPC, the word “offence” means:

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A. Any immoral act

B. A thing made punishable by this Code

C. Any violation of social norms

D. A civil wrong

Q20. According to Section 41 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, a “special law” is:

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A. A law passed by a provincial assembly only

B. A law applicable to religious institutions only

C. A law applicable to a particular subject

D. A temporary emergency law

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