Question4:- Which principle is dealt under Section 92 of Indian Evidence Act
- (a) Principle of conclusivity
- (b) Res judicata principle
- (c) Mistake of fact principle
- (d) Hearsay principle
Question5:- A orders goods of B by a letter in which nothing is said as to the time of payment, and
accepts the goods on delivery. B sues A for the price
- (a) A may show that the goods were supplied on credit for a term still unexpired
- (b) A may not show that the goods were supplied on credit for a term still unexpired
- (c) A shall show that the goods were supplied on credit for a term still unexpired
- (d) A shall not show that the goods were supplied on credit for a term still unexpired
Question6:- Mark the correct statement
- (a) DNA test prevails over presumption of conclusive proof under Section 112 of
Indian Evidence Act
- (b) DNA test does not prevails over presumption of conclusive proof under Section
112 of Indian Evidence Act
- (c) DNA test is in complimentary to presumption of conclusive proof under Section
112 of Indian Evidence Act
- (d) DNA test prevails over presumption of conclusive proof under Section 113 of
Indian Evidence Act
Question7:- To raise a presumption under Section 112 of Indian Evidence Act, within how many
days person is required to be born
- (a) 240 days within the continuance of marriage
- (b) 260 days either before or after the dissolution of marriage, mother remained
unmarried
- (c) 270 days only after the dissolution of marriage and not otherwise
- (d) 280 days after the dissolution of marriage, mother remained unmarried