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Q1: 1. What does Section 385 of the Indian Penal Code deal with?

Q2: 2. In a real-life scenario, threatening to harm someone's family members unless they pay a large sum of money would constitute

Q3: 3. What is the main element of the offence under Section 385 of the IPC?

Q4: 4. An individual demanding money from a shop owner by threatening to burn down the shop is an example of

Q5: 5. Under Section 385, the fear of injury caused must be to

Q6: 6. If someone demands money from a business owner by threatening to harm their employees, it falls under the offence of

Q7: 7. In a case where a landlord threatens a tenant with physical harm to force them to vacate the premises, it would be considered

Q8: 8. What is the punishment for committing the offence of extortion under Section 385 of the IPC?

Q9: 9. Extortion under Section 385 involves

Q10: 10. When someone demands money in exchange for not disclosing sensitive personal information, it is a form of

Q11: 11. What is the difference between robbery and extortion under the IPC?

Q12: 12. If someone uses blackmail to extort money from another person, it is a violation of

Q13: 13. In a situation where a person threatens to harm a public official to obtain a favorable decision, it constitutes

Q14: 14. What is the essential requirement for establishing the offence of extortion under Section 385?

Q15: 15. When a person threatens to damage someone's property unless they pay a certain amount of money, it is known as

Q16: 16. Under Section 385, the fear induced in the victim must be

Q17: 17. If someone threatens to reveal an individual's medical history unless they comply with their demands, it falls under the offence of

Q18: 18. What is the intention behind putting a person in fear of injury in order to commit extortion as per Section 385?

Q19: 19. When a person coerces someone into signing over their assets under threat of harm, it is considered

Q20: 20. In a case where a person threatens to harm a business's reputation unless paid a sum of money, it constitutes

Q21: 21. What is the role of fear in the offence of extortion under Section 385?

Q22: 22. If a person demands payment from someone by threatening to harm their pet, it is an example of

Q23: 23. What distinguishes extortion from other offences against property under the IPC?

Q24: 24. When a person uses fear of physical harm to compel someone to transfer ownership of their vehicle, it falls under the offence of

Q25: 25. If someone threatens to disclose confidential business information unless paid a sum of money, it constitutes