ORAL EVIDENCE

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Created on March 29, 2022 By JudicialDream

ORAL EVIDENCE

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1. Chapter IV of the Indian Evidence Act deals with which of the following?

Oral Evidence

Documentary Evidence

Expert Opinion

Facts which need not be proved

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2. Which of the following sections of the Indian Evidence Act mandates that all facts, except the contents of documents or electronic records may be proved by oral evidence?

Section 56

Section 57

Section 58

Section 59

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3. Which of the following statements is not correct?

Facts admitted need not be proved

No fact of which the court will take notice need be proved

All facts and the contents of documents may be proved be oral evidence

Oral evidence must be direct

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4. Contents of a documents under section 59 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872

Can be proved by oral evidence

Cannot be proved by oral evidence

May or may not be proved by oral evidence

Can only be proved by oral evidence under the orders of the court

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5. Evidence given by witness, who is dumb, in writing is deemed as

Irrelevant evidence

Oral evidence

Documentary evidence

Partially documentary evidence

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6. Oral evidence is allowed

Only when it is given in court

Even if it is given either in the court or elsewhere

When it is given both in trial and investigation

When it is given before a police officer in investigation

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7. What is the nature of a statement given in NARCO test?

It is not an evidence

It is an oral evidence

It is a scientific evidence

It is a circumstantial evidence

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8. Oral evidence under section 60 of the Evidence Act, 1872 must in all cases be 

Direct

Indirect

Circumstantial

May be presumed by court

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9. Which of the following evidence is excluded by section 60 of the Indian Evidence Act?

Hearsay Evidence

Circumstantial Evidence

Documentary Evidence

None of the above

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10. The details of an incidence printed in a Newspaper are categorised as

Relevant evidence

Indirect evidence

Hearsay evidence

Documentary evidence

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1. Chapter IV of the Indian Evidence Act deals with which of the following?
   a) Oral Evidence
   b) Documentary Evidence
   c) Expert Opinion
   d) Facts which need not be proved
2. Which of the following sections of the Indian Evidence Act mandates that all facts, except the contents of documents or electronic records may be proved by oral evidence?
   a) Section 56
   b) Section 57
   c) Section 58
   d) Section 59
3. Which of the following statements is not correct?
   a) Facts admitted need not be proved
   b) No fact of which the court will take notice need be proved
   c) All facts and the contents of documents may be proved be oral evidence
   d) Oral evidence must be direct
4. Contents of a documents under section 59 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872
   a) Can be proved by oral evidence
   b) Cannot be proved by oral evidence
   c) May or may not be proved by oral evidence
   d) Can only be proved by oral evidence under the orders of the court
5. Evidence given by witness, who is dumb, in writing is deemed as
   a) Irrelevant evidence
   b) Oral evidence
   c) Documentary evidence
   d) Partially documentary evidence
6. Oral evidence is allowed
   a) Only when it is given in court
   b) Even if it is given either in the court or elsewhere
   c) When it is given both in trial and investigation
   d) When it is given before a police officer in investigation
7. What is the nature of a statement given in NARCO test?
   a) It is not an evidence
   b) It is an oral evidence
   c) It is a scientific evidence
   d) It is a circumstantial evidence
8. Oral evidence under section 60 of the Evidence Act, 1872 must in all cases be
   a) Direct
   b) Indirect
   c) Circumstantial
   d) May be presumed by court
9. Which of the following evidence is excluded by section 60 of the Indian Evidence Act?
   a) Hearsay Evidence
   b) Circumstantial Evidence
   c) Documentary Evidence
   d) None of the above
10. The details of an incidence printed in a Newspaper are categorised as
    a) Relevant evidence
    b) Indirect evidence
    c) Hearsay evidence
    d) Documentary evidence

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