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31.

For proof of harrabah section______, of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, will apply

A.	6	B.	7
C.	8	D.	None of above

32.

Punishment for harrabah is provided in section ______, of The Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979.

A.	15	B.	16
C.	17	D.	None of above

33.

Whoever being an adult is guilty of harrabah in course of which neither any murder has been committed nor any property has been taken away whall be punished with whipping not exceeding

A.	30 stripes of whipping and rigorous imprisonment	B.	40 stripes of whipping and rigorous imprisonment
C.	50 stripes of whipping and rigorous imprisonment	D.	None of above

34.

Whoever being an adult is guilty of harrabah in the course of which no murder has been committed but the property valuing nisab has been taken away, shall be punished with amputation of his

A.	Right hand and left foot	B.	Left hand and right foot
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

35.

Whoever being an adult is guilty of harrabah in the course of which he commits murder, shall be punished with

A.	Imprisonment for life	B.	Death imposed as hadd
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

36.

Tazkiya al-shuhood is_______ requirement for imposition of hadd imprisonment and or section 17 of Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979.

A.	Exceptional	B.	Discretionary
C.	Mandatory	D.	None of above

37.

Section 20 of the Offence Against Property Ordinance deals with Harrabah liable to

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

38.

When the harrabah does not fulfill the requirement of proof under section 7, of The Offence Against Property Ordinance, 2979 the offender shall be punished with

A.	Hadd	B.	Tazir
C.	Qisas	D.	None of above

39.

Section 21, of the Offence Against Property Ordinance, 1979 deals with definition and punishment of

A.	Rassagiri	B.	Patharidari
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

40.

Whoever extends patronage protection or assistance in any form to or harbours any person or group of person engaged in the theft of the cattle with intention to receive animals is said to commit.

A.	Rassagiri	B.	Patharidari
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above