Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

(A) Generally, burden of proof lies on the prosecution

(B) Court can presume certain facts and hence prosecution is not under an obligation to prove the presumed facts

(C) The burden of proof lies on the defence if he pleads right of private defence

(D) Burden of proof never shifts from one side to another side

(D) Burden of proof never shifts from one side to another side

(A) Confession which is subsequently confirmed

(B) Confession which is subsequently assured

(C) Confession which is subsequently resiled

(D) None of the above

(C) Confession which is subsequently resiled

(A) Question which a witness cannot be compelled to answer

(B) Question which a witness cannot be permitted to answer

(C) Both A and B

(D) Only B and not A

(C) Both A and B

(A) Statement of experts expressed in treaties, if the author is dead or cannot be found

(B) Where eye-witness told the facts to another person, statement of that person

(C) If the statement is of a deceased person, when it relates to cause of his death

(D) If the statement is part of the transaction-in-issue

(B) Where eye-witness told the facts to another person, statement of that person

(A) Inadmissible

(B) Relevant

(C) Admissible, if corroborated by the Magistrate

(D) Admissible, if corroborated by other evidence

(C) Admissible, if corroborated by the Magistrate

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