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Q1. As per Section 99 PPC, there is no right of private defence against an act which is:

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A. Done by a trespasser at night

B. Done by a person attacking with a deadly weapon

C. Done by a thief in the act of robbery

D. Done by a public servant acting in good faith under the color of his office

Q2. Under Section 106 PPC, if an assailant is attacking and the defender risks harming an innocent person while defending himself:

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A. He still has the right of private defence

B. He must wait for public help

C. He is automatically guilty of harm

D. He must stop defending

Q3. According to Section 99 PPC, the right of private defence does NOT apply when:

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A. The attacker is unknown

B. There is sufficient time to seek protection from public authorities

C. The act is sudden and unexpected

D. The danger is imminent

Q4. According to Section 104 PPC, if theft or mischief is not of the type mentioned in Section 103, the right of private defence extends to:

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A. Seeking police permission first

B. Filing a civil suit only

C. Causing harm other than death

D. Causing death

Q5. The right of private defence against mischief continues:

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A. As long as the offender continues committing mischief

B. Till the complaint is registered

C. For 24 hours

D. Only while calling the police

Q6. Under Section 99 PPC, a person is not deprived of private defence rights unless:

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A. The attacker is a civilian

B. He is caught committing a crime

C. He knows or has reason to believe the attacker is a public servant

D. He has been warned in writing

Q7. Under Section 103 PPC, the right of private defence of property extends to causing death in case of:

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A. Cheating

B. Criminal intimidation

C. Criminal breach of trust

D. Robbery

Q8. The right of private defence includes causing death when there is an assault with the intention of:

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A. Wrongfully confining a person in circumstances where recourse to public authorities is not possible

B. Collecting a debt

C. Evicting a tenant from rented premises

D. Filing a false FIR

Q9. As per Section 105, the right of private defence against robbery continues:

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A. Until the stolen item is recovered

B. Until sunrise the next day

C. For only 1 hour after the incident

D. As long as fear of instant death, hurt, or restraint continues

Q10. Which of the following is a ground under Section 100 PPC that justifies causing death in private defence?

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A. Public nuisance

B. Verbal threats of harm

C. Damage to movable property

D. Assault with the intention of kidnapping or abducting

Q11. Under Section 101 PPC, if the offence is not of the nature described in Section 100, the right of private defence permits:

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A. Only verbal resistance

B. Causing death in all circumstances

C. Causing any harm other than death

D. No harm at all

Q12. The right of private defence under Section 99 PPC is:

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A. Limited to inflicting no more harm than necessary for defence

B. Unlimited if the person is in danger

C. Extends to punishing the attacker

D. Allowed even against harmless actions

Q13. As per Section 102 PPC, the right of private defence of the body begins:

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A. When the police gives permission

B. As soon as there is reasonable apprehension of danger from an attempt or threat

C. Only after the offence is actually committed

D. During court proceedings

Q14. As per Section 100 PPC, private defence extends to causing death when the assault is intended to:

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A. Cause simple hurt only

B. Trespass on property

C. Steal money

D. Commit rape

Q15. Under Section 100 PPC, the right of private defence of the body extends to causing death in which of the following cases?

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A. When someone abuses another person

B. When there is reasonable apprehension that death will otherwise be the consequence of the assault

C. When someone damages property only

D. When a person insults another publicly

Q16. Which of the following offences does not justify causing death under the right of private defence of property as per Section 103 PPC?

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A. House-breaking by night

B. Mischief by fire on a dwelling house

C. Robbery

D. Simple house-trespass without apprehension of death

Q17. Under Section 105 PPC, the right of private defence of property begins:

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A. After the offence is completed

B. Once the court declares the threat

C. When the accused is arrested

D. When a reasonable apprehension of danger to the property commences

Q18. According to Section 103 PPC, causing death is justified under the right of private defence when theft is committed:

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A. By a juvenile

B. In a public place during the day

C. With reasonable apprehension that death or grievous hurt will result if defence is not exercised

D. Without resistance

Q19. The right of private defence against house-breaking by night continues:

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A. As long as the house-trespass continues

B. Until neighbors intervene

C. For 3 hours after the incident

D. Only until 12 a.m.

Q20. The right of private defence against theft continues until:

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A. The police arrive

B. A case is filed in court

C. The offender retreats or the property is recovered

D. The offender is caught

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