Whoever dishonestly receives or retains stolen property shall be punished with _______________?
Correct answer: B. Imprisonment of three years
- A. Imprisonment of five years
- B. Imprisonment of three years
- C. Imprisonment of seven years
- D. None of these
Explanation
Section 411 PPC provides imprisonment that may extend to three years, or fine, or both, for dishonestly receiving or retaining stolen property. The option states the maximum imprisonment period but omits the alternative fine.
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