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A person who was not expected to be in office, created a brief that he would be in office and obtained gratification. Which one of the following offences has been committed by him?
Bribery
Misappropriation
Cheating
None of the above.
- The situation involves someone misleading others by creating a false impression of holding a position of power.
- Bribery:
- Involves offering or accepting something of value in exchange for influence or action by someone in a position of power.
- This doesn't perfectly fit the described situation, as it focuses on financial or similar inducements for influence.
- Misappropriation:
- Entails wrongfully taking or using someone else's property for personal use.
- No property is mentioned in the given context, making this option irrelevant.
- Cheating:
- Involves deceiving someone in order to gain a benefit.
- This aligns well with the situation described, where the person created a false scenario to gain gratification.
- None of the above:
- Suggests that the situation might not precisely fit any of the specified categories.
- Correct Answer: Cheating
- The action of creating a false brief for personal benefit clearly involves deceit.
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