Section 337-B, of P.P.C. deals with_____________________?
Correct answer: B. Jurh
- A. Jaifah
- B. Jurh
- C. Ghayr-Jaifah
- D. None of these
Explanation
Section 337-B of the Pakistan Penal Code defines jurh, meaning a wound on a part of the body other than the head or face. Jaifah and ghayr-jaifah are dealt with in the succeeding provisions.
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