Indian Evidence Act MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

A. It constitutes substantive evidence

B. Accused should not previously be known to the witness

C. It helps the investigating agency to know that the investigation is proceeding on the right lines

D. It should be conducted as soon as after the arrest of the accused

A. After examination in chief but before cross-examination

B. After examination chief and after cross-examination

C. Either A or B

D. Neither A nor B

A. Section 160

B. Section 158

C. Section 166

D. Section 159

A. Under section 12 of Evidence Act

B. Under section 6 of Evidence Act

C. Under section 10 of Evidence Act

D. Under section 8 of Evidence Act

A. Parties shall not be entitled to make objection to any such question or order

B. Parties shall be entitled to cross-examine the witness upon answer given in reply of such question as a right

C. Without the leave of Court party shall not be entitled to cross-examine

D. Judge shall not be entitled to compel any witness to answer or produce document which is refusable under Section 121 to 131 Evidence Act

A. Section 9 of Evidence Act

B. Section 12 of Evidence Act

C. Section 10 of Evidence Act

D. Section 11 of Evidence Act

A. Yes, as it took 3 years to cancel admission

B. No, as the student has committed fraud himself

C. No, as it is against the Statutes

D. Yes, as equity favours Mr. X

A. Under Section 59

B. Under Section 63

C. Under Section 65(A)

D. Under Section 67(A)

A. Section 18

B. Section 21

C. Section 55

D. Section 58

A. A statement by a person as to the cause of his death is grated in law as a solemn statement

B. If a person is dead and anything said by the person as to the cause of death is relevant, since the dead person cannot be brought beforethe court to testify, necessity makes it inevitable to admit said statement

C. Because it is believed that a person would not meet his maker with lies in the mouth

D. Because society owes a duty to dead persons to give them justice