Indian Evidence Act, 1872 | MCQ | Mock Test

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1. Section 32 of the Indian Evidence Act is an exception to the rule of

Confession

Hearsay

Admissions

NOTA

2. The fact that an act formed part of series of similar occurrences in each of which the person doing the act was concerned is relevant

For determining the quantum of sentence

When there is a question whether an act was accidental or intentional or done with a particular knowledge or intention

Both a and b

NOTA

3. Which of the following sections is an exception to the general theory of relevant that only those facts which prove or disproved the claim or charge are relevant

Section 13

Section 12

Section 11

Section 10

4. Appreciation of evidence in criminal cases depends on

Preponderance of probabilities

Proof beyond reasonable doubt

Presumptions

NOTA

5. An admission may be

Used either as a whole or in part

Rejected as whole or in parts

Used as a whole or rejected as a whole

NOTA

6. Which of the following sections of the Indian Evidence Act is an exception to the rule that one can’t be criminally liable for the acts and word or others

Section 13

Section 12

Section 11

Section 10

7. The question is whether A was ravished. Which of the following is relevant under section 8 of the Indian Evidence Act

The fact that without making a complaint she said that she had been ravished

The fact shortly after the alleged rape she made a complaint relating to the crime the circumstances under which and the terms in which the complaint was made

Both A and B

NOTA

8. The general rule is that admission are admissible

Against all

Against the party making it only

Against all the parties in the proceeding

NOTA

9. Res gestae is an exception to the

Relevancy rule

Circumstantial evidence

Hearsay rule

NOTA