LL.B.- III (Semester (CGPA) Examination, 2017
LAW OF EVIDENCE
Day Date: Wednesday, 19-04-2017 Max. Marks: 70
Time: 10.30 AM to 01.00 PM
N.B. All questions are compulsory.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1 Multiple choice questions: 14
The facts which surround the happening of an event are its
Relevant Res gestae
Conclusive proof None of these
Section of the Indian Evidence Act deals with occasion,
cause, effect etc.
7 8
9 10
Section of the Indian Evidence Act provides for the
relevancy of the three principal facts which are very important in
connection with every kind of civil or criminal case. They are
motive, preparation and conduct.
7 8
9 11
The postulates the physical impossibility of the presence
of the accused at the scene of the offence by reason of his
presence at another place.
Plea of alibi Probability
Otherwise relevant fact None of these
Facts which make things highly improbable are
Irrelevant Relevant
Rebuttable one None of these
Admissions are of kinds. Z
2 3
4 5
Casual admissions are admission.
Judicial Informal
Formal None of these
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is a statement made by a person charged with a crime
suggesting an inference as to any facts in issue or as to relevant
fact. That statement should suggest that he is guilty of the crime.
Admission Confession
Burden of proof None of these
Whether the court can seek the help of expert in law of marriage
of Shias?
Yes No
Always Sometimes
10) Where a document is several parts, each part is
evidence of the documents.
Secondary Supportive
Primary None of these
11) Public records kept in any state of private documents are
documents.
Private Public
Both None of these
12) evidence is best evidence.
Direct Hearsay
Documentary None of these
13) Section 101 of Indian Evidence Act deals with
Presumptions Expert opinion
Burden of proof Examination of witness
14) In murder case is presumed as innocent.
Accused Diseased
Both Witnesses
Q.2 "All confessions are admissions but all admissions are not
confession". Discuss.
14
Q.3 What is Estoppel? Critically write a note on kinds of estoppel. 14
OR
Write about the relevance of 'Dying declaration'.
Q.4 Write short note on any two: 08
Kinds of Evidence circumstantial evidence.
Proved, not proved
Induced confession
Hearsay evidence and its relevancy. 06
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Q.5 Answer any 14
Expert.
Leading question.
Resjudicata.
Presumption as to dowry death.
Hostile witness.
May pressure.
Judgements upon matters of public nature.
Evidentiary value of judgements when obtained by fraud or
collusion.
Evidentially value of F.I.R as dying declaration.
10) In which case Privy Council held that anticipation of death is not
necessary under section 32 of Indian Evidence Act.