Indian Evidence Act MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

A. Chance witness

B. Victim of rape

C. Related witness

D. All of these

A. The parties to the instrument only

B. Two strangers where the document is in question

C. A party to the instrument and a stranger

D. All of the above

A. Section 5 of the Indian Evidence Act

B. Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act

C. Section 7 of the Indian Evidence Act

D. Section 8 of the Indian Evidence Act

A. Right

B. Wrong it require 12, 10 and 8 witnesses respectively

C. Judge directs how much witnesses to be adduced

D. No particular number of witnesses is required

A. It is a market based approach for controlling pollution by providing economic incentives for achieving reduction in the emissions of pollutants

B. If refer to selling of carbon credits to customers

C. It is certificate showing that a company or government has paid to have a certain amount of carbon dioxide removed from the environment

D. It is the total set of greenhouse gases emissions caused by an organization or product or person

A. The digital signature of 'A'

B. A person who claims to have received document 'B' purported to have been signed and written by 'A'

C. A person who in ordinary course of business has habitually received documents purported to have been written by 'A'

D. A person who states that he is a friend of 'A'

A. Chance witness

B. Victim of rape

C. Relation witness

D. Accused person in proceeding in which he is an accused

A. Section 51

B. Section 52

C. Section 53

D. Section 54

A. An accomplice shall be competent witness against an accused person

B. Leading question may be asked in cross-examination of a witness

C. The court may permit a party, who, calls a witness, to put any question to him, which might be put in cross-examination by the adverse party

D. All the above

A. They can do so as B is now married to C

B. They can do so as forgery is an offence against public policy

C. They cannot do so as B is bound not to be witness against A under privileged communications

D. They cannot do so as B has now nothing in common with A and is a third party