Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

(A) Factum probans

(B) Factum probandum

(C) Lex Fori

(D) Lex Loci

(B) Factum probandum

(A) 1 st January, 1872

(B) 1 st April, 1872

(C) 1 st September, 1872

(D) 31 st March, 1872

(C) 1 st September, 1872

(A) The admissions made to strangers are not admissible under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872

(B) Before admitting the evidence of the admission, it should be brought to the notice of the party who made it

(C) Admissions can be oral as well as written in documents

(D) Only judicial admissions are acceptable under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872

(C) Admissions can be oral as well as written in documents

(A) Must be previous

(B) Must be subsequent

(C) May be either previous or subsequent

(D) None of the above

(C) May be either previous or subsequent

(A) From Section 115 to 117

(B) From Section 118 to 120

(C) From Section 110 to 124

(D) From Section 107 to 109

(A) From Section 115 to 117

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