[Solved] Point out incorrect response. The following are some of the illustrations of wrongful restraint :

Q.	Point out incorrect response. The following are some of the illustrations of wrongful restraint :
A.	A removes a ladder and thereby detains B on the roof of a house.
B.	A locks the dwelling house of B in the absence of the inhabitants of the house.
C.	A makes a bus, which he was driving, to stand along the road in a manner so as to obstruct another bus from proceeding.
D.	A puts a lock to a let house used as a shop in assertion of his right as a joint owner of the shop.
Answer» D. A puts a lock to a let house used as a shop in assertion of his right as a joint owner of the shop.

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