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21.

Whoever commits theft liable to hadd for the second time shall be punished with amputation of

A.	His left hand from the joint of wrist	B.	His left foot upto the anle
C.	His right foot upto the ankle	D.	None of above

22.

Whoever commits theft liable to hadd for the third time or any time subsequent thereto shall be

A.	Punished with amputation of his left hand	B.	Punished with ten years imprisonment
C.	Punished with life imprisonment	D.	None of above

23.

The amputation in theft liable to hadd shall e carried out by

A.	District Judge	B.	Famous and expert doctor
C.	Authorized medical officer	D.	None of above

24.

Cases in which hadd shall not be imposed are provided in section______, of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979.

A.	9	B.	10
C.	11	D.	None of above

25.

The situation in which a person is in apprehension of death due to extreme hunger and thirst is called

A.	Harah	B.	Iztirar
C.	Istihfam	D.	All of above

26.

When a guest committed theft from the house of his host he shall be liable to

A.	Tazir	B.	Hadd
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

27.

When a person committed theft under ikrah or iztirar he shall not be liable to

A.	Hadd	B.	Tazir
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

28.

Cases in which hadd shall not be enforced are provided in section______, 1979.

A.	9	B.	10
C.	11	D.	None of above

29.

When any one or more persons whether equipped with arms or not make show of force for the purpose of taking away the property of another and attack him, or cause wrongful restraint or put him in fear of death or hurt such person are said to commit

A.	Haraabah	B.	Assault
C.	Threat	D.	All of above

30.

Definition of harrabah is given in section_______, of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979.

A.	12	B.	13
C.	14	D.	None of above