Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

(A) Notice given by the court

(B) Information given to the court

(C) To ask for evidence

(D) To recognise without proof something an existing

(D) To recognise without proof something an existing

(A) Must be proved

(B) Need not be proved

(C) Must be proved only in certain cases

(D) Must be proved by that police officer

(B) Need not be proved

(A) No, because estoppel cannot be against State

(B) No, as there was no direct promise between the State and X

(C) Yes, X can bring a suit of estoppel as he suffered detriment on the promise made by the State

(D) It will be at the discretion of Court

(A) No, because estoppel cannot be against State

(A) Section 29

(B) Section 30

(C) Section 31

(D) None of the above

(B) Section 30

(A) Certified copy of a court's judgement

(B) Oral account by any person of a document who has seen it

(C) Copies prepared or compared with originals

(D) All of the above

(D) All of the above

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