Law Quiz: Admissibility of Electronic Records is Principally Governed by Which Section of BSA?
Q. Admissibility of electronic records is principally governed by: Options: A) Section 57 | B) Section 60 | C) Section 61 | D) Section 63 β Answer: Dβ¦
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Q. Admissibility of electronic records is principally governed by: Options: A) Section 57 | B) Section 60 | C) Section 61 | D) Section 63 β Answer: Dβ¦
Q. Primary evidence is dealt with under: Options: A) Section 56 | B) Section 57 | C) Section 58 | D) Section 59 β Answer: B) Section 57 (Section 57 Bβ¦
Q. Admissions are: Options: A) Always conclusive proof | B) Not conclusive proof, though they may operate as estoppel | C) Never relevant | D) Only aβ¦
Q. Confession to a police officer is principally dealt with under: Options: A) Section 21 | B) Section 22 | C) Section 23 | D) Section 24 β Answer: Cβ¦
Q. A confession caused by inducement, threat, coercion or promise may be: Options: A) Always conclusive | B) Irrelevant in circumstances prescribed bβ¦
Q. "Admission" is defined under BSA: Options: A) Section 14 | B) Section 15 | C) Section 16 | D) Section 19 β Answer: B) Section 15 (Section 15 BSA dβ¦
Q. Facts forming part of the same transaction are relevant under the principle commonly known as: Options: A) Estoppel | B) Res gestae | C) Res judicβ¦
Q. Under BSA, evidence may generally be given of: Options: A) Facts in issue only | B) Relevant facts only | C) Facts in issue and relevant facts | Dβ¦
Q. Saving of inherent powers of the High Court is contained in: Options: A) Section 482 | B) Section 528 | C) Section 529 | D) Section 530 β Answer:β¦
Q. Maintenance of wives, children and parents is principally provided under: Options: a) Section 125 | b) Section 152 | c) Section 144 | d) Section 1β¦
Q. Anticipatory bail under BNSS is principally governed by: Options: A) Section 479 | B) Section 480 | C) Section 482 | D) Section 483 β Answer: C) Sβ¦
Q. The maximum period for which an undertrial prisoner can be detained is dealt with under: Options: Section 478 | Section 479 | Section 480 | Sectioβ¦