Question5:- Presumption as to telegraphic messages under Section 88 of Indian Evidence Act, the
court
- (a) May presume that the message forwarded from the telegraph office to the
addressee corresponds with a message delivered for transmission and also as to
the person by whom such message was delivered.
- (b) Shall presume that the message forwarded from the telegraph office to the
addressee corresponds with a message delivered for transmission and also as to
the person by whom such message was delivered.
- (c) May presume that the message forwarded from the telegraph office to the
addressee corresponds with a message delivered for transmission but not as to the
person by whom such message was delivered.
- (d) Shall presume that the message forwarded from the telegraph office to the
addressee corresponds with a message delivered for transmission and also as to
the person by whom such message was delivered.
Question6:- ‘A’ contracts, in writing, with ‘B’, for the delivery of indigo upon certain terms. The
contract mentions the fact that ‘B’ had paid ‘A’ the price of other indigo contracted
for verbally on another occasion. Oral evidence is offered that no payment was made
for the other indigo.
- (a) The evidence is admissible under Section 91 of Indian Evidence Act
- (b) The evidence is inadmissible under Section 91 of Indian Evidence Act
- (c) The evidence only in writing is admissible oral evidence is inadmissible under
Section 92 of Indian Evidence Act
- (d) The admissibility of the evidence depends on the discretion of the court under
Section 92 of Indian Evidence Act
Question7:- A appears before a court as a witness, he says that he is a civil surgeon
- (a) He has to produce the appointment order in order to establish his proof as per
Section 92 of Indian Evidence Act
- (b) He does not have to produce the appointment order in order to establish his proof
as per Section 91 of Indian Evidence Act
- (c) It is the discretion of the court whether ‘A’ has to produce the appointment letter
for establishing his prove or not
- (d) Civil surgeons are exempted from producing any evidence on their behalf