Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

(A) Statement made before Court

(B) Statement made in a document

(C) Statement suggesting inference as to any fact in issue

(D) None of the above

(C) Statement suggesting inference as to any fact in issue

(A) Burden of proof

(B) Privileged communication

(C) Confession

(D) Dying declaration

(D) Dying declaration

(A) 'A's' beating 'B' with the club

(B) A's' conversation with 'C'

(C) A's' causing 'B's' death with the club

(D) 'A's' intention to cause 'B's' death

(B) A's' conversation with 'C'

(A) Yes

(B) Barred under section 92 of Evidence Act

(C) No

(D) Under section 91 Indian Evidence Act only written documents can be proved

(A) Yes

(A) Section 29 of Evidence Act

(B) Section 26 of Evidence Act

(C) Section 25 of Evidence Act

(D) Section 27 of Evidence Act

(B) Section 26 of Evidence Act

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