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1.Is the Code of Criminal Procedure applicable to the Offence Against Property Ordinance?

It applies to the Offence Against Property OrdinanceIt does not apply to the Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979It applies to both statements (A) and (B)None of the above

2.What penalties are imposed on a person found guilty of Rassagiri and Patharidari?

Imprisonment with hard labor for up to fourteen yearsCorporal punishment limited to seventy lashesSeizure of all movable assets as a fineCombination of all the aforementioned penalties

3.According to Section 21 of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979, what is defined and penalized?

RassagiriPatharidariBoth Rassagiri and PatharidariNeither of the above

4.Under Section 20 of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, what type of punishment is applicable for Harrabah?

Fixed penalty (Hadd)Discretionary punishment (Tazir)Either fixed or discretionary penaltyNo punishment specified

5.What is the prescribed punishment for an adult found guilty of harrabah involving the act of murder?

Life imprisonmentDeath penalty as a hadd punishmentBoth life imprisonment and death penaltyNo punishment applies

6.An adult found guilty of harrabah, where no murder has occurred and no property has been stolen, shall be punished with whipping not exceeding how many lashes?

30 lashes of whipping along with rigorous imprisonment40 lashes of whipping along with rigorous imprisonment50 lashes of whipping along with rigorous imprisonmentNone of the above

7.Which section of the Offence Against Property Ordinance is applicable for proving harrabah?

8.What is it called when one or more individuals, armed or unarmed, display force intending to seize another person's property, attack them, unlawfully restrain them, or instill fear of death or injury?

HaraabahPhysical attackIntimidationAny of the above

9.If an individual steals under compulsion (ikrah) or extreme necessity (iztirar), which punishment are they exempt from?

Hadd penaltyTazir punishmentBoth Hadd and Tazir penaltiesNone of the above

10.What term describes the condition where an individual fears death because of severe hunger and thirst?

HarahIztirarIstihfamAll of the above

11.Who is responsible for performing the amputation as a hadd punishment in theft cases?

The District JudgeA well-known and skilled physicianA certified medical officerNo one from the above

12.What is the prescribed hadd punishment for a person who commits theft for the second time?

Amputation of the left hand at the wrist jointRemoval of the left foot up to the ankleCutting off the right foot up to the ankleNo corporal punishment appliesNone of the above

13.Under which section of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979, is the hadd punishment for theft specified?

Section 7Section 8Section 9None of the above

14.How many fundamental requirements must be met to establish theft punishable by hadd?

ThreeFourFiveNone of the above

15.What is the subject matter addressed in Section 7 of the Offence Against Property Ordinance 1979?

Different types of HirzVarious categories of NisabsEvidence required for theft punishable by HaddNone of the above

16.In which section of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979 is the value of nisab specified?

Section 5Section 6Section 7None of the above

17.What is the minimum value of stolen goods required for theft to be punishable by hadd?

A large sumNisab thresholdOne hundred thousandNot applicable

18.How many types of theft are there?

TwoThreeFourNone of the above

19.The term "Hadd" refers to a punishment prescribed by which source?

20.According to Section 2(a) of the Offence Against Property (Enforcement of Hudood) Ordinance, what is the defined age of majority?

18 years old19 years old20 years oldNone of the above

Property Hudood Ordinance 1979 – MCQs