Question2:- What type of presumption is made by the court as to abetment of suicide by a married
woman
- (a) Presumption of law
- (b) Presumption of fact
- (c) Mixed presumption of fact and law
- (d) Conclusive proof
Question4:- In which case Supreme Court held To attract the provisions of Section 304-B, one of
the main ingredients of the offence which is required to be established is that soon
before her death she was subjected to cruelty or harassment for, or in connection
with the demand for dowry.
- (a) Bansi Lal v. State of Haryana
- (b) Maya Devi Anr. v. State of Haryana
- (c) Hemchand v. State of Haryana
- (d) Ram Gopal v. State of Maharashtra
Question5:- In which year Section 113B was inserted in Indian Evidence Act
- (a) 1983
- (b) 1984
- (c) 1986
- (d) 1990
Question6:- What type of presumption is made by the court when the question is whether a person
has committed the dowry death of a woman or not?
- (a) Presumption of law
- (b) Presumption of fact
- (c) Mixed presumption of fact and law
- (d) Conclusive proof
Question7:- In case of circumstantial evidence, the onus to prove the complete chain of events lies
upon
- (a) Prosecution
- (b) Accused
- (c) First on the accused and then later shifts to prosecution
- (d) Does not lie on any party