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1. Section 7 of the evidence Ac. Oes not includes which one of the following?

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a) Occasion

b) Cause

c) Purpose

d) Effect

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2. Section 8 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 deals with –

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a) Conduct

b) Motive

c) Preparation

d) All of the above

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3. Which of the following sections provides that evidence may be given of fact in issue?

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a) Section 3

b) Section 4

c) Section 5

d) Section 6

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4. A confession made by a person while in police custody is inadmissible under –

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a) Section 29 of Evidence Act

b) Section 26 of Evidence Act

c) Section 25 of Evidence act

d) Section 27 of Evidence act

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5. To attract the provisions of section 27 which of the following is not require?

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a) Accused person

b) Male or female

c) Information by accused

d) Recovery on the basis of information of accused

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6. Opinion of expert are not relevant –

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a) Upon a point of science

b) Upon a point of art

c) Upon a point of domestic law

d) As to identity of handwriting

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7. In criminal proceedings previous character

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a) Not relevant

b) Relevant

c) Not considered

d) None of the above

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8. In criminal case, the fact that the person accused is of good character –

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a) Is not a relevant fact

b) Is a relevant fact

c) Cannot be proved

d) Is conclusive proof

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9. Facts judicially noticeable –

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a) May be proved

b) Need not be proved

c) Need to be proved

d) None of the above

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10. Which one of the following is not a secondary evidence is –

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a) Copies made from the original by mechanical process

b) Copies made from or compared with the original

c) Counterparts of documents

d) Lithography

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11. The manufacture’s liability principle was laid down in –

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a) Donoqhue v Stevenson (1932)

b) Grant v Australian Knitting wool co (1956)

c) Dorset yacht case case (1968)H.L

d) In re polemis case (1921)AC

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12. The rule of resi ipsal loquitur

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a) Shifts the burden of proof on defendant

b) Makes the burden of proof heavy o plaintiff

c) Is a rule of law

d) Is not a rule of evidence

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13. Cherubin Gregory V. State of bihar related to duty towards –

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a) Trespassers

b) Licencee

c) Invitee

d) Visitor

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14. The tort involved in Hurts v. picture Theatre Ltd. Case is –

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a) Defamation

b) Nuisance

c) Negligence

d) Trespass

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15. The rule of absolute liability was evolved in the case of –

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a) Raylands V Fletcher

b) M.C. Mehta V Union of india

c) Madras Railways Co. V Zamindar

d) Minu B. Mehta V Balakrishna

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16. The rule of strict was formulated by the house of lords in –

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a) 1869

b) 1868

c) 1885

d) 1888

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17. Whether the doctrine of common employment is applied in India –

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a) Yes

b) No

c) Partly applied

d) All are incorrect

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18. The meaning of the expression actionable per se is that –

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a) Suit may be field by anybody

b) There is no need to file suit

c) It refers to the whole world

d) No need to prove damage

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19. The principle of novus actus interveniens applies to determine –

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a) Vicarious liability

b) Remoteness of Damage

c) Strict liability

d) Act of god

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20. Slander is not actionable per se. it means –

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a) Intention is to be proved

b) Damages are to be proved

c) Breach of duty is to be proved

d) None of above

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21. Distance kindered is not recognized as a separate class of heirs under

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a) Shia law

b) Sunni law

c) Malikis

d) Shajfi

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22. Essential requirements of Muslim Marriage are

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a) Ijab

b) Qabul

c) Both Ijab and Qabul

d) Neither Ijab and Qabul

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23. The dissolution of Muslim marriage act, 1939, gives right of judicial divorce to

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a) Wife

b) Husband

c) Both husband

d) None of the above

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24. The marriage which are irregular under Sunni law are

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a) Void under Shia law

b) Valid under shia law

c) Voidable under shia law

d) None of the above

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25. The period of Iddat in case of divorce is

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a) 40 days

b) 3 months and 10 days

c) 4 months and 10 days

d) Three menstrual cycles

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