Indian Evidence Act - Practice Test

[#1681] Which one of the following is irrelevant?

(A) Admission made by a party interested in subject matter

(B) Admission made by an agent of a party to the proceedings

(C) Admission made by a party having pecuniary interest

(D) Admission made by a party who has not been expressly referred to by a party to suit

Correct Answer

(D) Admission made by a party who has not been expressly referred to by a party to suit

[#1682] Mark the correct statement.

(A) The questions which are put only to test the credibility of a person will not be allowed as interrogatories, although they may be asked in cross-examination

(B) Interrogatories can be administered only to a party to a suit and not to a witness, whereas cross-examination can be of any person, parties and witness alike

(C) A party filing affidavit in reply to interrogatories can neither cross-examine nor adduce evidence to contradict it, as it is a conclusive proof

(D) All these

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(D) All these

[#1683] Which of the following facts need not be proved?

(A) Oral evidence

(B) Documentary evidence

(C) Facts taken Judicial notice by Court

(D) Relevant facts

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(C) Facts taken Judicial notice by Court

[#1684] "The statement in order to constitute a 'confession' under the Indian Evidence Act, must either admit in terms the offence or at any rate substantially all facts which constitute the offence." The above view was expressed by the Privy Council in which one of the following cases?

(A) John Makin v. Attorney General

(B) Pakla Narain Swamy v. Emperor

(C) H. H. B. Gill v. King Emperor

(D) Q. E. v. Abdullah

Correct Answer

(B) Pakla Narain Swamy v. Emperor

[#1685] Only such facts are made relevant by the Evidence Act as are encompassed by:

(A) Section 5 to Section 55 of the Evidence Act

(B) Section 5 to Section 32 of the Evidence Act

(C) All the Sections of the Evidence Act

(D) Only such facts which can be proved as per Section 59 and Section 60 of the Evidence Act

Correct Answer

(A) Section 5 to Section 55 of the Evidence Act

Indian Evidence Act - Study Mode

[#1681] Which one of the following is irrelevant?

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[#1682] Mark the correct statement.

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[#1683] Which of the following facts need not be proved?

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[#1684] "The statement in order to constitute a 'confession' under the Indian Evidence Act, must either admit in terms the offence or at any rate substantially all facts which constitute the offence." The above view was expressed by the Privy Council in which one of the following cases?

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[#1685] Only such facts are made relevant by the Evidence Act as are encompassed by:

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