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Procedural Law

Question 1Single Answer

Under Section 2 (9), Civil Procedure Code, amongst the following, which can be said to be a "judgment" ?

A
An injunction
B
An order
C
Statement given by the Judge on the grounds of an order or decree
D
A decree
E
All of the above

Question 2Single Answer

Amongst the following suits, which is not a suit of civil nature ?

A
Suit for specific relief or suit for specific performance of contract
B
Suit against expulsion from caste
C
Suit for declaration and right to worship
D
Suit relating to right to movable and immovable properties

Question 3Single Answer

Under Section 10 of the Civil Procedure Code, rule of res sub judice

A
Stays the trial of the subsequent suit simultaneous hearings of the previous suit and also all the subsequent suits
B
Prevents
C
Stays the institution of the subsequent suits
D
Stays the trial of the previous suit

Question 4Single Answer

On what principle the rule of res judicata is based ?

A
No, one should be troubled twice for the same cause of action
B
There should be an end to litigation
C
Neither (1) nor (2)
D
Both (1) and (2)

Question 5Single Answer

Under Order 39, Civil Procedure Code, a temporary injunction may be issued

A
To stay the election of the members of the Parliament
B
To stay the eviction from the immovable property
C
To stay the proceedings of the session of the legislative assembly
D
To stay the proposed departmental enquiry against a public servant and stay to make any adverse remark in his annual confidential report

Question 6Single Answer

In which Court, a suit for partition of immovable property shall be instituted ?

A
Where the immovable property is situated
B
Where the plaintiff resides
C
Where the plaintiff works for gain or carries on his business
D
Any court with permission of the High court

Question 7Single Answer

The suit shall not be rejected, where

A
The suit does not disclose a cause of action
B
The relief claimed is undervalued by the plaintiff, and he, on being required by the Court to correct the valuation, fails to do so
C
The suit has not been presented by an advocate
D
The suit appears from the statement in the plaint to be barred by any law

Question 8Single Answer

In case of a minor party, the proceedings of the suit shall not be stayed

A
On retirement of the next friend
B
When the plaintiff attains majority
C
On death of the next friend
D
On removal of the next friend

Question 9Single Answer

The full amount of the purchasemoney payable shall be paid by the auction - purchaser into Court within .............. from the date of sale of the property .

A
Fifteen days
B
Twenty one days
C
Thirty days
D
Seven days

Question 10Single Answer

From the date of the service of the notice on the respondent regarding the date fixed for hearing of the appeal, within how much period (from the date of such service) he may file a cross - objection against the decree ?

A
Within ten days
B
Within fifteen days
C
Within one month
D
Within two months

Question 11Single Answer

The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 came into force w.e.f.

A
01.01.1909
B
01.04.1909
C
05.12.1908
D
15.03.1909

Question 12Single Answer

The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 extends to the whole of India, except the

A
State of Jammu and Kashmir
B
State of Nagaland
C
Tribal areas
D
State of Jammu and Kashmir, Nagaland and the tribal areas

Question 13Single Answer

How many Sections and Orders are there in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 ?

A
160 Sections and 52 Orders
B
165 Sections and 55 Orders
C
158 Sections and 51 Orders
D
155 Sections and 50 Orders

Question 14Single Answer

Under what Section of the Civil Procedure Code, "decree" has been defined ?

A
Section 2 (1)
B
Section 2 (2)
C
Section 2 (3)
D
Section 2

Question 15Single Answer

The word "decree" includes

A
Rejection of plaint
B
Determination of any question within Section 144
C
Any adjudication from which an appeal lies as an appeal from an order
D
Any order of dismissal for default
E
Both (1) and (2)

Question 16Single Answer

The word includeshall "decree" not

A
Rejection of plaint
B
Determination of any question within Section 144
C
Any adjudication from which an appeal lies as an appeal from an order
D
Any order of dismissal for default
E
Both (3) and (4)

Question 17Single Answer

The word "decree - holder" means any person

A
In whose favour a decree has been passed
B
Against whom a decree has been passed
C
In whose favour an order capable of execution has been passed
D
Against whom an order capable of execution has been passed
E
Both (1) and (3)

Question 18Single Answer

The word "judgment - debtor" means any person

A
In whose favour a decree has been passed
B
Against whom a decree has been passed
C
In whose favour an order capable of execution has been passed
D
Against whom an order capable of execution has been passed
E
Both (2) and (4)

Question 19Single Answer

The term "legal representative" means a

A
Person who in law represents the estate of a deceased person; or any person who inter-meddles with the estate of the deceased person; or the person on whom the estate devolves on the death of the party
B
Deceased person's relative by blood or by milk
C
Deceased person's nearest relative
D
Deceased person's wife or husband

Question 20Single Answer

What is the legal status of that person who in law represents the estate of a deceased person or any person who inter - meddles with the estate of the (deceased person or the person on whom the estate devolves on the death of the party ?

A
Receiver
B
Legal representative
C
Executor of a will
D
Holder of general power of attorney

Question 21Single Answer

The term "foreign Court" means a Court, which

A
Situates outside India
B
Not established or continued by the authority of the Central Government
C
Situates outside India and not established or continued by the authority of the Central Government
D
Situates outside India and established or continued by the authority of the Central Government

Question 22Single Answer

What is meant by "mesne profits" of property ?

A
Those profits which the person in wrongful possession of such property actually received or might with ordinary diligence have received there from, together with interest on such profits
B
Profits due to improvements made by the person in wrongful possession
C
Both (1) and (2)
D
None of the above

Question 23Single Answer

Decree may be -

A
Preliminary
B
Final
C
Preliminary preliminary and partly final or final or partly
D
None of the above

Question 24Single Answer

Formal expression of an adjudication is called .

A
Reference
B
Order
C
Revision
D
Decree

Question 25Single Answer

In a judgment, what is written by a judge ?

A
Brief description of the case
B
Issues
C
Issue - wise findings stating grounds thereof
D
All of the above

Question 26Single Answer

In which Section of the Civil Procedure Code, "Provincial Small Cause Courts" have been enshrined ?

A
Section 5
B
Section 6
C
Section 7
D
Section 8

Question 27Single Answer

In which Section of the Civil Procedure Code, application of this Code to Revenue Courts, has been provided ?

A
Section 5
B
Section 6
C
Section 7
D
Section 8

Question 28Single Answer

Which factors are kept in view while ascertaining jurisdiction of the Courts in India ?

A
Pecuniary
B
Territorial
C
Subject - matter
D
All of the above

Question 29Single Answer

In which year, in India, first of all, Civil Procedure Code was passed ?

A
1839
B
1859
C
1898
D
1908

Question 30Single Answer

Procedural law is that branch of law which rules and controls the stages of the litigation. Which jurist was of the aforesaid view - point ?

A
Austin
B
Dean R. Pound
C
Salmond
D
Allen

Question 31Single Answer

In which Section of the Civil Procedure Code "res subjudice" has been provided ?

A
Section 10
B
Section 11
C
Section 12
D
Section 13

Question 32Single Answer

In which Section of the Civil Procedure Code, "res judicata" has been defined ?

A
Section 9
B
Section 11
C
Section 13
D
Section 15

Question 33Single Answer

"Courts to try all civil suits unless barred" This subject - matter has been of the Civil dealt with under Procedure Code ?

A
Section 6
B
Section 7
C
Section 8
D
Section 9

Question 34Single Answer

"A suit in which the right to property or to an office is contested" is called a

A
Civil suit
B
Property suit
C
Litigation
D
Suit relating to an office

Question 35Single Answer

From amongst the following suits, which suit is of a civil nature ?

A
In which the right to property or to an office is contested
B
Suit of a political nature
C
Suit of a social nature
D
A dispute pending beforea caste panchayat in which a matter relating to "nata" or "chhutpalla" is involved

Question 36Single Answer

A suit in which "right may depend entirely on the decision of questions as to religious rites ro ceremonies" It will be called .

A
Religious suit
B
Civil suit
C
Social suit
D
Suit relating to an office

Question 37Single Answer

Amongst the following suits, which is a suit of a civil nature ?

A
A suit in which the right to property or to an office is contested
B
Suit relating to breach of contract
C
suit relating to easementary rights
D
All of the Above

Question 38Single Answer

Amongst the following suits, which is a suit of a civil nature ?

A
Suit for compensation relating to torts
B
Suit relating to right for cremation or "antyesti sanskaar" of dead bodies
C
Suit relating to right to give fire to Holi
D
Suit relating to right to perform pooja
E
Suit relating to right to religious or social processsion

Question 39Single Answer

Amongst the following, which is not a suit of a civil nature ?

A
Suit relating to contributory provident fund
B
Suit for divorce
C
Suit for arrears of rent and eviction of tenant from the disputed premises
D
Suit relating to industrial dispute

Question 40Single Answer

Amongst the following, which is not a suit of a civil nature ?

A
Suit relating to right to secrecy
B
Suit relating to right to information
C
Complaint relating to an offence for imposing punishment to the accused
D
All of the Above

Question 41Single Answer

What is the main object of "resjudicata" ?

A
To protect from double litigation
B
To prevent the multiplicity of suits
C
To give finality to the findings of the Courts
D
To prohibit from bringing suits several times on the same cause of action; and to put end to the litigation
E
All of the above

Question 42Single Answer

Whether any issue, which was heard and finally decided by a competent Court having limited jurisdiction, can operate as res judicata in a subsequent suit ?

A
Yes
B
No
C
Dependent on the language of the issue
D
Dependent on the facts and circumstances of the case

Question 43Single Answer

The principles of res judicata are applicable to the

A
Suits
B
Execution proceedings
C
Suits and execution proceedings
D
Arbitration proceedings and criminal proceedings

Question 44Single Answer

What is meant by res judicata ?

A
A previous suit, whose facts are different from the suit in question
B
A previous suit, whose facts are nearabout similar to the suit in question
C
A previous suit, which has been heard and finally decided before the suit in question
D
A suit, which has been previously instituted in a competent Court before the suit in question

Question 45Single Answer

Any matter which might and ought to have been made ground of defence or attack or for such matter no such ground has been made

A
No new suit can be instituted before the Court, because such matter has been directly and substantially in issue in the previous suit
B
Subsequent suit can be instituted
C
New suit should be instituted
D
Dependent on facts the and circumstances of the case

Question 46Single Answer

The principles of res judicata are ............. on the proceedings relating to execution of the decrees .

A
Not applicable
B
Applicable
C
Applicable or not, will depend on the facts and circumstances of the case
D
Applicable or not, will depend on the discretion of the Court

Question 47Single Answer

In which circumstances, the principle of res judicata will apply on COdefendants ?

A
When the matter has been in issue between the defendants
B
When the matter between the defendants has been heard and finally decided
C
When it was necessary for the Court to decide the matter in question to give relief to the plaintiff, for which he had filed the suit
D
All of the above

Question 48Single Answer

In a res subjudice matter, which suit will remain pending ?

A
Previous suit
B
Subsequent suit
C
Both (1) and (2)
D
All of the above

Question 49Single Answer

The provisions regarding res subjudice, mentioned in Section 10,Civil Procedure Code, are

A
Directory
B
Discretionary
C
Mandatory
D
None of the above

Question 50Single Answer

What is necessary for applying the principles of res subjudice ?

A
In both the suits, there should be the parties or their legal representatives same
B
Both the suits should be pending
C
In both the suits, the matter in issue should be directly and substantially be same
D
All of the above

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Procedural Law

Question 51Single Answer

Where the consent or the quality of consent of the victim woman is on the issue in the cases under Sections 354 and 376, Indian Penal Code, 1860 the evidence of the character or previous sexual experience of the victim woman is Criminal Law

A
Relevant
B
Not relevant
C
Dependent on the discretion of the Court
D
Dependent on the facts and circumstances of the case

Question 52Single Answer

In the prosecution of a rape case under Section 376 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, what is the presumption as to absence of consent ?

A
The victim woman gave consent
B
The victim woman did not give consent
C
Dependent on the discretion of the Court
D
Dependent on the facts and circumstances of the case

Question 53Single Answer

By the Criminal Law (Amendment), Act, 2013, for Section 119 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, what new section has been substituted ?

A
A witness who is unable to speak may give his evidence in any other manner in which he can make it intelligible, as by writing or by signs
B
Such writing must be written and signed by the witness in open Court, and evidence so given shall be deemed to be oral evidence
C
If the witness is unable to communicate verbally, the Court Shall take the assistance of an interpreter or a special educator in recording the statement, and such statement shall be videographed
D
All of the above

Question 54Single Answer

According to the (Amendment) Act, 2013, in the proviso to Section 146 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, a new provision has been substituted to the effect that for proving consent of the victim woman or the quality of consent in a prosecution for an offence under Section 376, Section 376 - A, Section 376 - B, Section 376 - C, Section 376 - D or Section 376 - E of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 or for attempt to commit any such offence, where the question of consent is in issue

A
It shall not be permissible to adduce evidence in the cross-examination of the victim woman as to her general immoral character or previous sexual experience
B
It shall not be permissible to put questions in the cross - examination of the victim woman as to her general immoral character or previous sexual experience
C
(1) and (2)
D
Neither (1) nor (2)

Question 55Single Answer

Law of evidence is

A
lex loci
B
lex fori
C
lex tallienis
D
lex situs
E
lex communis

Question 56Single Answer

Relevancy and admissibility are

A
Synonymous
B
Co - extensive
C
Both synonymous and co - extensive
D
Neither synonymous nor co - extensive

Question 57Single Answer

Under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, fact means

A
factum probans
B
factum probandum
C
Both factum probans and factum probandum
D
None of the above

Question 58Single Answer

Confessions which are made by any accused person outside the Court, i.e. to the police regarding discovery of facts, to wife, friend, neighbour or teacher are called

A
Judicial confessions
B
Extra - judicial confessions
C
Retracted confessions
D
None of the above

Question 59Single Answer

When at the trial, the accused person repudiates his previous confession, which was made by him before beginning of the trial, it is called

A
Judicial confession
B
Extra - judicial confession
C
Retracted confession
D
Admission

Question 60Single Answer

Under Section 8 of the Evidence Act, is relevant .

A
Motive
B
Preparation
C
Previous or subsequent conduct
D
All of the above

Question 61Single Answer

Mode of proof of custom has been provided in the Indian Evidence Act, under

A
Section 13 (a)
B
Section 32 (4)
C
Section 32 (7)
D
Section 48
E
All of the above

Question 62Single Answer

Relating to a confession, which of the following words have not been given under Section 25, Indian Evidence Act, 1872 ?

A
Members of the Railway Protection Force
B
Custom Officers
C
Officers under the FERA
D
All of the above

Question 63Single Answer

In which Section of the Indian Evidence Act, "necessity - rule" as to the admissibility of evidence is contained ?

A
Section 30
B
Section 31
C
Section 32
D
Section 33

Question 64Single Answer

Under Section 68 of the Evidence Act, if a document is required by law to be attested, it shall not be used as evidence until atleast have / has been called for the purpose of proving its execution, if there be an attesting witness alive, and subject to the process of the Court and capable of giving evidence -

A
All the attesting witnesses
B
Both the attesting witnesses
C
One of the attesting witnesses
D
Some other person

Question 65Single Answer

Documents produced for inspection of the Court, include

A
Photograph
B
Inscription on a metal plate or stone
C
Map
D
Caricature
E
All of the above

Question 66Single Answer

'A' is accused of waging war against the Government of India by taking part in an armed insurrection in which property is destroyed, troops are attacked, and jails are broken open. The occurrence of these facts is relevant, though 'A' may not have been present at all, because they

A
Form part of the general transaction
B
Form part of relevant facts of motive or preparation
C
Form part of relevant facts of previous or subsequent conduct
D
Facts which are cause or effect of facts in issue

Question 67Single Answer

Point for determination is whether at Jaipur, on a certain date, 'A' committed the offence of murder, The fact that 'A' was at Udaipur on that date, is relevant

A
In the form of preparation of relevant facts
B
They make the existence or nonexistence of any fact in issue highly probable or improbable
C
In the form of motive of relevant facts
D
In the form of subsequent conduct of relevant facts

Question 68Single Answer

What is the fact showing existence of state of mind, body or bodily feeling ?

A
Intention
B
Knowledge
C
Bona fide intent
D
Rashness or negligence
E
All of the above

Question 69Single Answer

According to Section 17 of the Indian Evidence Act, an admission is a statement

A
Oral, documentary or electronic
B
Oral or documentary
C
Documentary or electronic
D
Only documentary

Question 70Single Answer

Amongst the following confessions, which confession is inadmissible in evidence ?

A
Confession made by the accused whilst in the police custody made in the immediate presence of a Magistrate
B
Confession made whilst in the police custody made in the immediate prence of a doctor (Medical Officer)
C
Confession made whilst not in the police custody made before his mother
D
Confession made whilst not in the police custody made before his spiritual Guru, on the voice of his Soul

Question 71Single Answer

In a jointly tried case, a confession made by accused 'A' affecting himself and his co - accused 'B' may be used against 'B', in the form of a -

A
Substantial evidence
B
Hearsay evidence
C
Corroborative evidence
D
Documentary evidence

Question 72Single Answer

Leading case of Pakala Narain Swami vs, Emperor, relates to the subjectmatter of

A
Confession
B
Dying declaration
C
Estoppel
D
Statement of accomplice
E
Hostile witness

Question 73Single Answer

'A' goes from his house saying his wife that the wife of 'P' had called him to receive the due payment. After two days, his broken dead body was found in a trunk. In the trial of 'P' regarding murder of 'A', statement of 'A' given to his wife is

A
Admissible, because it relates to the facts and circumstances transaction, which resulted in the death of 'A'
B
Inadmissible, because it has no direct connection with the death of 'A'
C
Inadmissible, because 'A' did not tell his wife regarding the apprehended reason of his death
D
Partly admissible, because its admissibility depends upon the discretion of the Court

Question 74Single Answer

Amongst the following, which one is a primary evidence ?

A
Documents themselves produced for inspection of the Court
B
Photostat copies of the documents
C
Copies prepared from the original
D
Certified copies of documents
E
Oral statement of an eye - witness

Question 75Single Answer

In a murder case, the accused pleaded that he lost his self - control due to grave and sudden provocation, While denying this fact, the prosecution rebutted it. On whom burden of proof lies ?

A
Prosecution
B
Accused
C
Complainant
D
Both prosecution and accused
E
Dependent on the discretion of the Court

Question 76Single Answer

Amongst the following statements, which statement is true relating to the cross - examination ?

A
Leading questions may be asked in the cross - examination
B
Witnesses deposing regarding character may be cross - examined
C
In any case, a party is not entitled to cross - examine the witness called by himself
D
A person, who has been called to produce a document, may be crossexamined as a witness
E
Both (1) and (2)

Question 77Single Answer

If questions are asked without reasonable grounds by an advocate, to whom the Court may report ?

A
Superintendent of Police or Advocate General
B
High Court or State Bar Council
C
Will hear peacefully and decide amicably
D
Will proceed to take action considering it to be contempt of Court

Question 78Single Answer

Law of evidence is a branch of law

A
Adjective branch of procedural law
B
Branch of constitutional law
C
Branch of administrative law
D
Branch of international law
E
Substantive law

Question 79Single Answer

What acts are regulated by the law of evidence ?

A
Relevancy of facts and statements
B
Admissibility of proofs
C
Examinations of witnesses
D
Appreciation and reliability of evidence
E
All of the above

Question 80Single Answer

Whether the provisions of the Indian Evidence Act are applicable to the proceedings before an arbitrator ?

A
Yes
B
No
C
Dependent on the circumstances of the case
D
None of the above

Question 81Single Answer

Except the State of Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 was extended, which came into force on

A
Ist May, 1872
B
Ist July, 1872
C
Ist September, 1872
D
2nd October, 1872

Question 82Single Answer

The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, does not apply to certain Courts / Cases, namely

A
Army Courts
B
Affidavits
C
Arbitrators
D
All of the above

Question 83Single Answer

Which statement is included in the definition of "fact" ?

A
State of things capable of being perceived by the senses
B
Mental condition of which any person is conscious
C
Reputation of a person
D
(1) and (2)
E
(1), (2) and (3)

Question 84Single Answer

What is meant by fact "not proved" ?

A
When the fact is not proved
B
When the fact is not disproved
C
When the fact is neither proved nor disproved
D
When the fact is rebutted

Question 85Single Answer

A conversation tapped in a taprecord or cassette may be admitted in evidence, if it is

A
Relevant
B
Recorded in a right way or correct method
C
Knowledge of voice
D
Not tampered with
E
All of the above

Question 86Single Answer

'A' is accused of the murder of 'B' by beating him ('B'), Conversation between 'A' or 'B' or by - standers at the time of beating or so shortly before or after it, is a relevant fact, because it

A
Forms part of the same transaction
B
Constitutes a motive, preparation or conduct for any fact in issue or relevant fact
C
Is plea of the accused showing his presence elsewhere
D
Is opinion of an expert

Question 87Single Answer

The question is whether 'A' robbed 'B', The facts that, shortly before robbery, 'B' went to a fair with money in his possession, and that he showed it, or mentioned the fact that he had it, to third persons, are relevant, because

A
It is a part of the same transaction, i.e. res gestae
B
It is occasion, cause or effect of facts in issue
C
It is a plea of alibi of the accused
D
It is opinion of an expert

Question 88Single Answer

Identification of the accused persons relates to Section of the Indian Evidence Act -

A
Section 6
B
Section 11
C
Section 9
D
Section 27

Question 89Single Answer

'A' is accused of a certain offence. After commission of the alleged offence, he attempted to conceal the property acquired from the offence and absconded, These facts are relevant, because

A
By the nature of the transaction, explanation of the relevant facts is revealed
B
It reveals the subsequent conduct of the accused
C
The act of the accused was intentional, and not an accidental act
D
Plea of alibi of the accused

Question 90Single Answer

'A' is tried for a riot and is proved to have marched at the head of a mob. The cries of the mob are relevant, because

A
The cries are explanatory of the nature of the transaction
B
They relate to subsequent conduct of the accused
C
The act of the accused was intentional, and not an accidental act
D
Plea of alibi of the accused

Question 91Single Answer

'A' is accused of fraudulently delivering to 'B' a counterfeit rupee. Soon before the delivery to 'B', 'A' delivered counterfeit rupees to 'C', 'D' and 'E' are relevant, because

A
By the nature of the transaction, explanation of the relevant fact is revealed
B
It reveals subsequent conduct of the accused
C
The act of the accused was intentional, and not an accidental act
D
Plea of alibi of the accused

Question 92Single Answer

The question is whether on 01.01.2009 'A' committed a crime of murder at Jodhpur. Whereas, factually it has been proved that at the time and day of the occurrence, 'A' was at Bangalore, It is a relevant fact, because

A
By the nature of the transaction, explanation of the relevant fact is revealed
B
It reveals subsequent conduct of the accused
C
The act of the accused was intentional, and not an accidental act
D
Plea of alibi of the accused

Question 93Single Answer

'A' is tried for the murder of 'B' by poisoning, The fact that before the death of 'B', 'A' procured poison similar to that which was administered to 'B' is relevant, because it constitutes ________ of the relevant fact or fact in issue of the, alleged offence .

A
Motive
B
Preparation
C
Attempt
D
Occasion

Question 94Single Answer

Under Section 7 of the Indian come / s within the Evidence Act, ambit of relevant facts .

A
Occasion
B
Cause
C
Effect
D
All of the above

Question 95Single Answer

Under Section Evidence Act, purview of relevant facts, 8 of the Indian come / s within the

A
Motive
B
Preparation
C
Previous and subsequent conduct
D
All of the above

Question 96Single Answer

Facts which, though not in issue, are so connected with a fact in issue as to form part of the same transaction, whether they occurred at the same time and place or at different times and places, are called

A
Res gestae
B
Relevant fact
C
Actus reus
D
Fact in issue
E
Ejusdem generis

Question 97Single Answer

'A', while inflicting knife - injuries to 'B', intentionally caused his death, In the trial of 'A', which fact is fact in issue ?

A
Inflicting knife - injuries to 'B' by 'A'
B
Intention of 'A' to cause death 'B'
C
While inflicting knife - injuries by 'A' to'B', causing death of 'B', A's act was ufficient in the ordinary course of nature to cause his death
D
All of the above

Question 98Single Answer

'A' is accused of defaming 'B' by publishing an imputation intended to harm the reputation of 'B', 'A' also published such imputations previously against 'B', This fact is relevant, because of

A
Ill - will - mental state of 'A'
B
Plea of alibi of the accused
C
res gastae
D
None of the above

Question 99Single Answer

A confession cannot be proved against the accused, if such confession has been caused by

A
Inducement
B
Threat
C
Promise
D
All of the above

Question 100Single Answer

It is general rule of law that in all circumstances, there should be direct evidence, What are the exceptions to this rule ?

A
Admissions
B
Confessions
C
Dying declarations
D
Public documents
E
All of the above

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