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What is the primary objective of Section 11?
What is the primary objective of Section 11?
- To exclude all relevant evidence
- To declare facts as inadmissible in court
- To allow evidence of all collateral facts
- To restrict the investigation made by courts within the bounds of general convenience (correct)
When can evidence of facts be given?
When can evidence of facts be given?
- Only when it is declared irrelevant
- Only when it is a fact in issue or declared relevant under the following sections (correct)
- When the court decides to admit it
- Whenever a witness commences giving evidence
Who decides the admissibility of evidence?
Who decides the admissibility of evidence?
- The party filing the document
- The opposite party
- The court (correct)
- The witness
What happens if a witness starts giving inadmissible evidence?
What happens if a witness starts giving inadmissible evidence?
Can a party filing a document urge its inadmissibility when the opposite party seeks to use it against him?
Can a party filing a document urge its inadmissibility when the opposite party seeks to use it against him?
What does not affect the admissibility of a document?
What does not affect the admissibility of a document?
What can evidence be given of, according to Section 5?
What can evidence be given of, according to Section 5?
What is the purpose of Sections 5 to 16, according to Stephen?
What is the purpose of Sections 5 to 16, according to Stephen?
Why can a suitor not produce a bond as evidence in a trial?
Why can a suitor not produce a bond as evidence in a trial?
What is the relationship between a motive and a fact in issue, according to Section 8?
What is the relationship between a motive and a fact in issue, according to Section 8?
What happens to subsequent conduct influenced by a fact in issue, according to Section 8?
What happens to subsequent conduct influenced by a fact in issue, according to Section 8?
Why are Sections 5 to 16 worded very widely, according to Stephen?
Why are Sections 5 to 16 worded very widely, according to Stephen?
What is the exception to the rule where evidence is obtained improperly?
What is the exception to the rule where evidence is obtained improperly?
What was the accused found in possession of in the case of Gyan Chand v. State of Raj?
What was the accused found in possession of in the case of Gyan Chand v. State of Raj?
Why were the documents of the search and seizure deemed inadmissible in the case of Gyan Chand v. State of Raj?
Why were the documents of the search and seizure deemed inadmissible in the case of Gyan Chand v. State of Raj?
What is the purpose of Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act?
What is the purpose of Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act?
What is considered a relevant fact in the context of Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act?
What is considered a relevant fact in the context of Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act?
What is the illustration of Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act about?
What is the illustration of Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act about?
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