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For an act to constitute theft under Section 378 of the Pakistan Penal Code, the property must generally be:

Correct answer: B. Movable and dishonestly moved from another person's possession without consent

  • A. Immovable and transferred through a registered deed
  • B. Movable and dishonestly moved from another person's possession without consent
  • C. Abandoned and taken openly in the owner's presence
  • D. Owned by the accused but temporarily kept by another person

Explanation

Theft concerns dishonest moving of movable property out of another person's possession without consent. Immovable property is not itself the subject of theft, and a person cannot ordinarily steal property that the person owns.

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