Indian Evidence Act MCQ question and answer

41

Which statement is not correct in the light of Section 27 of Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

A) Person who give information must be an accused of an offence B) He must be in custody of police C) A relevant fact must be discovered from the information which is given by that person D) None of these

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Answer: Option D

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42

Confidential Communication with whom of the following is protected under Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

A) To Magistrate B) To Police Officer C) To Legal Advisor D) To Revenue Officer

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Answer: Option C

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43

Section 13 of Evidence Act

A) Is confined to public rights and does not cover private rights B) Is not confined to public rights and covers private rights also C) Is confined to private rights and does not cover public rights D) Either A or C is correct

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Answer: Option B

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44

In which of the following there is no estoppel

A) On a point of law B) Against a statute C) Attestation of a deed D) All the above

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Answer: Option D

Solution:

In all the options provided, there is no application of estoppel:

Option A: On a point of law
Estoppel does not apply on points of law because individuals cannot be prevented from relying on the correct legal interpretation of a statute or legal principle. Estoppel primarily operates in the realm of facts, not law.

Option B: Against a statute
Estoppel cannot be invoked against a statute because statutes are paramount and take precedence over any inconsistent statements or actions. Individuals cannot be estopped from enforcing their rights or complying with statutory obligations.

Option C: Attestation of a deed
Attestation of a deed involves the act of witnessing the signing of a document to confirm its authenticity. While attestation serves a purpose in legal formalities, it does not involve estoppel. Estoppel pertains to preventing a party from asserting a fact inconsistent with a previous position, which is not the case with attestation.

Therefore, Option D correctly states that there is no application of estoppel in any of the scenarios mentioned.

45

The primary evidence in respect of a document, which is prepared in many original copies, will be:

A) First original copy B) All original copies C) All copies are secondary evidence D) None of the above

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Answer: Option B

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46

'Proof' is the result of

A) Inquiry B) Evidence C) Investigation D) Statement

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Answer: Option B

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47

Oral evidence of fact invalidating the document is admissible under

A) Proviso 1 to Section 92 of the Evidence Act B) Proviso 2 to Section 92 of the Evidence Act C) Proviso 4 to Section 92 of the Evidence Act D) Proviso 6 to Section 92 of the Evidence Act

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Answer: Option A

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48

Under which section of the Indian evidence act the conduct of the accused us relevant?

A) Section-8 B) Section-10 C) Section-11 D) Section-12

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Answer: Option A

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49

Which one of the following Sections of the Indian Evidence Act provides for admissibility of secondary evidence?

A) Section 60 B) Section 61 C) Section 63 D) Section 65

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Answer: Option D

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50

In civil cases no admission is not relevant if . . . . . . . .

A) If it is made upon an express condition that evidence of it is not to be given B) If it is not clear in terms and intention C) Court is not satisfied D) All of the above

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Answer: Option A

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