Indian Evidence Act MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

A. Section 30

B. Section 31

C. Section 22

D. Section 39

A. Inadmissible in evidence

B. Admissible in evidence under Section 10

C. Admissible in evidence under Section 30

D. Admissible in evidence both under Section 10 and 30

A. Not admissible

B. Not admissible because dependent on the canine inference

C. Dogs cannot give evidence on oath

D. Admissible

A. They relate to facts in issue

B. They relate to the character of the accused

C. Accused does not object

D. Prosecutor demands it

A. When the witness is staying abroad

B. When the witness is dead

C. When witness cannot be found

D. When the witness is in coma

A. A bribe giver

B. A detective

C. A prostitute

D. A person receiving stolen property

A. Admission operates as waiver of proof

B. Admission is a statement which is necessarily against one's own interest

C. A statement which suggests some inference as to fact-in-issue or relevant fact, may be admission

D. It is generally irrelevant as to whom an admission is made

A. All the other co-accused, if there are more than one co-accused other than the accused, examining himself as a witness, have a right to cross-examine that accused, as a matter of right

B. All the other co-accused have a right to cross-examine that accused if the accused examining himself deposing something against one of the coaccused

C. Only that co-accused has a right to cross-examine the accused examining himself as witness, against whom such an accused has deposed something

D. The co-accused do not have any right at all to cross-examine, the accused examining himself as a witness under any circumstances

A. Section 9

B. Section 19

C. Section 29

D. Section 39

A. Notice given by the court

B. Information given to the court

C. To ask for evidence

D. To recognise without proof something an existing