Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

(A) Affidavits presented to any Court or Officer, nor to proceedings before an arbitrator

(B) Power of attorney presented to any Court or Officer, nor to proceedings before an arbitrator

(C) Only to high courts and supreme court

(D) Only to criminal courts

(A) Affidavits presented to any Court or Officer, nor to proceedings before an arbitrator

(A) Three years

(B) Seven years

(C) Twelve years

(D) Thirty years

(B) Seven years

(A) Oral evidence

(B) Documentary evidence

(C) Electronic records produced for the inspection of the court

(D) All of the above

(D) All of the above

(A) Is proof of a valid marriage per se

(B) Is a determining factor regarding the validity of the marriage

(C) Is of great evidentiary value in family matters

(D) All of the above

(C) Is of great evidentiary value in family matters

(A) When it is ratified by admission or confession

(B) When it comes under the ambit of section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act

(C) When it is mentioned in any public document or is presumed by the court

(D) In all of the categories mentioned above

(D) In all of the categories mentioned above

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