ADMISSIONS

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Created on March 22, 2022 By JudicialDream

ADMISSIONS

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1. An admission under section 17 of the Indian Evidence Act is

Oral statement only

Documentary statement only

An oral, documentary or a statement contained in a electronic form

None of the above

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2. Admission by agents are

Admissible in civil Proceedings under all circumstances

Admissible in civil proceedings only if the agent has the authority to make admissions

Never admissible in criminal proceedings

Both (b) and (c)

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3. As per the Indian Evidence Act, admission means

Statement suggesting inference as to any fact in issue

Statement made in a document

Statement made before the court

None of the above

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4. Under the Indian Evidence Act, admission can be made by

A party to the suit

A counsel of the party

Person interested in the subject matter

All of the above

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5. Admission made by a party are evidence against

Privies in law

Privies in blood

Privies in estate

All of the above

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6. Under the Evidence Act, an admission may be 

Used either as a while or in part

Rejected as a whole or in parts

Used as a whole or rejected as a whole

None of the above

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7. Which of the following are relevant?

An admission made by a party interested in subject matter

Admission made by an agent of a party to the proceedings

Admission made by a party having pecuniary interest

All of the above

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8. What is the evidentiary value of admission?

Conclusive proof

As Estoppel

Binding

None of the above

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9. Under the Evidence Act, admissions

Could be self harming as well as self serving

Are a waiver of proof

Constitute an exception to the hearsay rule

All are correct

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10. The definition of ‘admission’ under section 17 of the Indian Evidence Act has been amended by the

Information Technology Act, 2000

Information Technology Amendment Act, 2008

Criminal Law Amendment Act 2005

None of the above

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1. An admission under section 17 of the Indian Evidence Act is
   a) Oral statement only
   b) Documentary statement only
   c) An oral, documentary or a statement contained in a electronic form
   d) None of the above
2. Admission by agents are
   a) Admissible in civil Proceedings under all circumstances
   b) Admissible in civil proceedings only if the agent has the authority to make admissions
   c) Never admissible in criminal proceedings
   d) Both (b) and (c)
3. As per the Indian Evidence Act, admission means
   a) Statement suggesting inference as to any fact in issue
   b) Statement made in a document
   c) Statement made before the court
   d) None of the above
4. Under the Indian Evidence Act, admission can be made by
   a) A party to the suit
   b) A counsel of the party
   c) Person interested in the subject matter
   d) All of the above
5. Admission made by a party are evidence against
   a) Privies in law
   b) Privies in blood
   c) Privies in estate
   d) All of the above
6. Under the Evidence Act, an admission may be
   a) Used either as a while or in part
   b) Rejected as a whole or in parts
   c) Used as a whole or rejected as a whole
   d) None of the above
7. Which of the following are relevant?
   a) An admission made by a party interested in subject matter
   b) Admission made by an agent of a party to the proceedings
   c) Admission made by a party having pecuniary interest
   d) All of the above
8. What is the evidentiary value of admission?
   a) Conclusive proof
   b) As Estoppel
   c) Binding
   d) None of the above
9. Under the Evidence Act, admissions
   a) Could be self harming as well as self serving
   b) Are a waiver of proof
   c) Constitute an exception to the hearsay rule
   d) All are correct
10. The definition of ‘admission’ under section 17 of the Indian Evidence Act has been amended by the
    a) Information Technology Act, 2000
    b) Information Technology Amendment Act, 2008
    c) Criminal Law Amendment Act 2005
    d) None of the above

ANSWER 1. C 2. D 3. A 4. D 5. C 6. C 7. D 8. B 9. D 10. A