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1

The Indian Evidence Act

A

applies to proceedings before an arbitrator
B

does not apply to proceedings before an arbitrator
C

does not apply to appeals
D

is basically a substantive law

2

Under the Provisions of the Indian Evidence Act

A

admissions and confessions have the same meaning
B

admissions and confessions have the different meaning
C

admissions are a matter in a criminal trial
D

confessions are a matter in a civil trial

3

Relevant entries in the books of account alone

A

are sufficient to charge any person with liability
B

can be taken into consideration in a criminal trial
C

are not sufficient to charge any person with liability
D

can help a judge in deciding a suit

4

The question before the Court of wreck of a ship, protest made by the captain attendance cannot be produced

A

is not a relevant fact
B

the judge cannot rely on it
C

can be proved by a hearsay evidence
D

is a relevant fact

5

In criminal cases the fact that the person accused is of good character

A

is not a relevant fact
B

is a relevant fact
C

cannot be proved
D

is conclusive fact