Under the Pakistan Penal Code, lurking house-trespass mainly involves house-trespass committed after the offender has:
Correct answer: B. Taken precautions to conceal the trespass from a person entitled to exclude him
- A. Entered only through the main entrance of the building
- B. Taken precautions to conceal the trespass from a person entitled to exclude him
- C. Taken property from the building after sunset
- D. Obtained the owner’s permission by deception
Explanation
Lurking house-trespass requires concealment from a person who has the right to exclude the trespasser. The offence focuses on the concealed manner of entry or remaining, not merely the time or entrance used.
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