Dishonest misappropriation under the Pakistan Penal Code primarily involves:
Correct answer: B. Dishonestly converting movable property to one’s own use
- A. Taking property by fear of instant death or wrongful restraint
- B. Dishonestly converting movable property to one’s own use
- C. Obtaining property through deception and induced delivery
- D. Receiving property while knowing it was previously stolen
Explanation
Dishonest misappropriation includes dishonestly misappropriating or converting movable property to one’s own use. Taking through immediate fear is robbery, deception may constitute cheating, and knowingly receiving stolen property is separately addressed.
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