Indian Evidence Act MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

A. Can be made solely the basis of conviction

B. Cannot be made solely the basis of conviction under any circumstances

C. Cannot be made solely the basis of conviction unless the same is corroborated

D. Both A and C are incorrect

A. Fabricated false evidence

B. Not fabricated false evidence

C. Committed forgery

D. None of the above

A. Primary evidence

B. Secondary evidence

C. Hearsay evidence

D. None of the above is correct

A. On a point of Indian law

B. On a point of foreign law

C. On matters of science

D. On handwriting or finger impressions

A. It is made before a Police Officer

B. It is caused by inducement, threat or promise

C. It is made before any court Officer

D. It is made before a Magistrate

A. Section 91-100 of Indian Evidence Act

B. Section 84-90 of Indian Evidence Act

C. Section 101-114A of Indian Evidence Act

D. Section 115-118 of Indian Evidence Act

A. When the declarant in his declaration speaks about the circumstances which laid to his death

B. When the declarant in his declaration explains the reasons of his death

C. When the declarant in his declaration speaks about the circumstances which led to the death of other person

D. When the declarant has died after declaration

A. Section 84 of Indian Penal Code

B. Section 118 of Indian Evidence Act

C. Section 119 of Indian Evidence Act

D. None of the above

A. In civil cases character to prove conduct is irrelevant

B. In criminal cases previous good character is irrelevant

C. In civil cases character as affecting damages is relevant

D. In criminal cases previous bad character is irrelevant unless evidence has been given of good character

A. A does need to prove B's death

B. A must prove B's death

C. Either A and B

D. None of them