Indian Evidence Act MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

A. It is the law that once a confession is retracted, the Court should presume that it was tainted and be thrown overboard

B. The retracted confession of coaccused is very weak and if retracted, the same is admissible against the maker of it

C. The Court is bound to take the factum of retraction of confession

D. Retracted confession must be looked upon with lesser concern

A. Shall be by the party calling the witness

B. Shall be by the adverse party

C. Both A and B

D. Either A or B

A. State of Madhya Pradesh v. Ramcharan

B. State of Madhya Pradesh v. Chhotekhan

C. State of Madhya Pradesh v. Premlal

D. Anni alias Ramesh v. State of Madhya Pradesh

A. Section 78

B. Section 82

C. Section 71

D. Section 74

A. Only civil proceedings

B. Only criminal proceedings

C. Only to administrative tribunals

D. Both A and B

A. Burden of proving is a legal responsibility of a party willing to have favourable judgment from the Court

B. Under Section 101 of the said Act, burden of proof is always on the first party to a case whether civil or criminal

C. Burden of proof is always on the plaintiff in a civil case

D. Proving of a fact means proving it beyond doubt

A. Under section 6 of Evidence Act

B. Under section 7 of Evidence Act

C. Under section 8 of Evidence Act

D. Under section 9 of Evidence Act

A. Section 32(1)

B. Section 32(2)

C. Section 32(3)

D. Section 32(4)

A. The statement is correct

B. The statement is incorrect

C. The statement is partly correct and partly incorrect

D. All the above statements are incorrect

A. May be taken into consideration against Y

B. May not be taken into consideration against Y because confession was made by 'X'

C. May be taken into consideration or not depends upon facts of case

D. None of the above is correct proposition of law