C:-10 years
D:-13 years
Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question76:-Burden of introducing evidence under section 102 of the Evidence Act,
1872

A:-Never shifts
B:-Occasionally shifts
C:-Constantly shifts
D:-Both 1 and 2

Correct Answer:- Option-C

Question77:-'X' sues 'Y' for land of which B is in possession, and which, as 'X'
asserts, was left to 'X' by the will of 'Z', Y's father. If no evidence were given on
either side

A:-'Y' would be entitled to retain his possession

B:-'Y' would not be entitled to retain his possession

C:-'X' would be entitled the possession

D:-None of the above

Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question78:-Communication made without prejudice is protected under

A:-Under S. 21 of Indian Evidence Act

B:-Under S. 22 of Indian Evidence Act

C:-Under S. 23 of Indian Evidence Act

D:-Under S. 24 of Indian Evidence Act

Correct Answer:- Option-C

Question79:-Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, permits the use of
discovery evidence, which lays down strictly as to how much of the information
contained in the statement of the accused is made admissible. Which one of the
following information is relevant under this Section ?

A:-That relates to the past user of the object

B:-Information given by the accused, as relates distinctly to the fact thereby
discovered

C:-That relates to only the place of occurrence
D:-That relates to nature of the object
Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question80:-Accused wants to submit a document for consideration under Section
35 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. In which of the following cases will the
document become irrelevant ?

A:-It is not an entry made by public servant

B:-It does not deal with a relevant fact