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‘Petty offence’ means any offence punishable only with fine NOT exceeding:
‘Petty offence’ means any offence punishable only with fine NOT exceeding:
Updated On: Dec 10, 2024
- Five Thousand Rupees
- Three Thousand Rupees
- Two Thousand Rupees
- One Thousand Rupees
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The Correct Option is A
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A ’petty offence’ is defined as an offence punishable only with a fine not exceeding five thousand rupees.
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