Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

(A) Suitable

(B) Satisfactory

(C) Obtained

(D) Direct

(D) Direct

(A) A convictioncan be made only after corroboration

(B) A conviction can be made even without corroboration

(C) It has no evidentiary value

(D) It is a very weak evidence

(B) A conviction can be made even without corroboration

(A) It is not a substantive evidence

(B) It is a primary evidence

(C) It is a documentary evidence

(D) It is an important secondary evidence

(A) It is not a substantive evidence

(A) Moving an application seeking perrmssion therefor, immediately after admission/denial of documents and before framing of issues, is essential

(B) An application seeking permission of the Court is to be filed before commencement of evidence of the party seeking to lead secondary evidence

(C) No application seeking permission of the court is necessary

(D) Application seeking permission if not filed earlier can be filed even after conclusion of evidence

(C) No application seeking permission of the court is necessary

(A) Irrelevant

(B) Relevant

(C) Inadmissible

(D) None of the above

(C) Inadmissible

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