Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

(A) Maternity of the child

(B) Paternity of the child

(C) Both A and B

(D) Guardianship of the child

(B) Paternity of the child

(A) If it is made to the police officer

(B) If it is made in the presence of a police officer

(C) If it is made in the presence of two independent witnesses while in the custody of the Police Office

(D) If it is made in the presence of a Magistrate when the accused is in the custody of the Police Officer

(D) If it is made in the presence of a Magistrate when the accused is in the custody of the Police Officer

(A) Mandatory

(B) Not mandatory

(C) Required at the request of the police

(D) Required at the request of the relative of the deceased

(B) Not mandatory

(A) A dying declaration can be the sole basis of conviction if it inspires the full confidence of the Court

(B) Where the Court is satisfied that the declaration is true and voluntary, it can base its conviction without any further corroboration

(C) A dying declaration given to a close relative shall be the sole evidence for conviction of the accused

(D) Where dying declaration is suspicious, it should not be acted upon without corroborative evidence

(C) A dying declaration given to a close relative shall be the sole evidence for conviction of the accused

(A) U/s 145 of Indian Evidence Act

(B) U/s 159 of Indian Evidence Act

(C) U/s 165 of Indian Evidence Act

(D) U/s 157 of Indian Evidence Act

(B) U/s 159 of Indian Evidence Act

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