A person that procures property or credit by a cheque that is dishonoured could be charged with:

A. Stealing by trick
B. False procurement
C. Obtaining by false pretence
D. Contracting by fraud
E. Conversion

Answer: C

Explanation: The correct answer is C, “Obtaining by false pretence.” When a person procures property or credit using a cheque that is later dishonoured, it is considered obtaining by false pretence because the individual falsely represents their ability to pay, knowing that the cheque would not be honoured.